Nor have I. Though I don't think I could use it in the UK. Still, you lot know my fascination for video consoles as musical gear.
And this should be plopping onto my doormat in a day or two. Knowing Usborne, of course there are type-in BASIC listings. But what on Earth can there be for an early home workstation book? I'm itching to find out.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Keyboard-and- ... 1480165880
This might be alright, though I don't know what it's about:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Music-In-The- ... 1480165880
Plus it seems skiffle will never go away. Maybe in a world of free, pro-level romplers, making music with junk seems pointless. Fortunately, not to many of us, as we found with
The Music Club Book:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=8611&p=95380 .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Jumbo-Book- ... 1034107774
Synopsis
Beat out a trash-can rhythm, bang on a water-cooler bass drum or blast a tune from a rubber-hose bugle! This Jumbo Book has instructions on how to make and play instruments from all over the world. From creating a thumb piano to playing a didgeridoo, the activities in the book are fun and easy. Kids learn about different musical styles and make music on their own or together without needing technical musical knowledge. Kids can " play music from around the world " make over 50 unique instruments " compose their own songs " create a One Kid Band " experiment with beats and harmonies " try a cappella and cool body jive " throw an African rhythm party A companion CD is also available.
Beat out a trash-can rhythm, bang on a watercooler bass drum or blast a tune from a rubber-hose bugle! The Jumbo Book of Music has instructions on how to make and play instruments from all over the world. From creating a thumb piano to playing a didgeridoo, the activities in the book are fun and easy. Kids learn about different musical styles and make music on their own or together without needing technical musical knowledge. Kids can * play music from around the world * make over 50 unique instruments * compose their own songs * create a One Kid Band * experiment with beats and harmonies * try a cappella and cool body jive * throw an African rhythm party
Marvellous.
