Theory

Young children who are not yet at school or have only just started need a method suited to their age which will help them to understand the abstract world of notes and rhythms. With familiar joy the children use the widely known building brick system and effortlessly ‘grasp’ in all senses of the word the basics of rhythm. – For pl...

Racking your brains, marking bricks and simply joining in is the name of the game with this set and its blank bricks. Beginners can dive straight in and experts will be amazed at how tricky the numerous puzzles and tasks are. But it’s not just the theory you need to understand – you also need rhythmic and motor coordination faculties fo...

This ‘little brother’ of the School Set looks at some of the ideas for playing found in the large set, making it the ideal companion for learning at home. Target groups:- For those learning at home and for one-to-one and small group music lessons- For pupils learning an instrument and music theory- For beginners and those starting again...

Teacher and student in lessons - the sounding relationship. A critical and humorous treaty for all interested pedagogues....

Promotion of the rhythmical education through exercises, which explain the various species of time via waltzing, marching and most of all north- and south-american rhythms. For the exercises no instruments are needed, but the ORFF-Instrumentarium can be v...