Sounds good! discover 50 instruments

Explore over 50 common and uncommon instruments as showcased by a fun group of animals. Learn interesting, practical and curious things about music and making music. Discover instruments of all kinds-- from the electric guitar and steelpan to the theremin, from viola to vibraphone to ukulele. Listen...

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Main Authors: Könnecke, Ole, 1961- (Author, Illustrator), Könnecke, Hans (Composer)
Other Authors: Shaw, Melody (Translator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
German
Published: Wellington, New Zealand : Gecko Press, [2024]
Edition:[English language edition]
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Summary:Explore over 50 common and uncommon instruments as showcased by a fun group of animals. Learn interesting, practical and curious things about music and making music. Discover instruments of all kinds-- from the electric guitar and steelpan to the theremin, from viola to vibraphone to ukulele. Listen through QR codes on each page to a piece of music composed to showcase every instrument by an award-winning musician-- and to a full band that brings together all the instruments in the book!"--Adapted from back cover.
Item Description:"Originally published: München, Germany : Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH & Co., ©2022."
Translation of: Hört sich gut an : 50 Instrumente und wie sie klingen.
"Listen here [QR code] with original compositions"--Cover.
List of musicians and singers on page [107].
Physical Description:108 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm
ISBN:9781776575558
1776575555
Author Notes:Ole Könnecke was born in 1961 and spent his childhood in Sweden. He now lives in Germany and has produced more than thirty books, several of which have won international awards. Hans Könnecke is an award-winning composer, instrumentalist, and music producer for film and theatre, who studied composition at the Academy for Music and Theater in Munich. He lives in Germany. Ole Könnecke was born in 1961 and spent his childhood in Sweden. He now lives in Germany and has produced more than thirty books, several of which have won international awards.