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[ 책 소개 ]
* 1996년 Caldecott Honor 수상작
* An ALA Notable Children's Book
* A School Library Journal Best Illustrated Book
* A New York Times Best Illustrated Book
Rhyme으로 된 쉽고, 간결하고, 재미있는 문장과, 자유분방한 붓놀림으로 마치 살아 움직이듯 생생하게 표현한 그림이 절묘하게 조화를 이루는 유쾌한 그림책입니다.
어린이 그림책 중에서는 흔치 않은, 음악을 주제로 하고 있으며, 음악과 관련된 다양한 내용을 배울 수 있습니다.
- 연주자 수에 따라 : Solo, Duo, Trio, Quartet, Quintet, Sextet, Septet, Octet, Nonet
- 악기 종류에 따라 : 현악기(Strings), 목관악기(Reeds), 금관악기(Brasses),
- 다양한 악기 명칭과 모습 : Cello, Harp, Clarinet, Trumpet, Oboe, Flute, Bassoon, Trombone, French Horn, Violin
처음에 Trombone 솔로로 시작해서 마지막에는 10개의 악기가 모두 함께 하는 오케스트라가 되는 모습을 너무 생생하게 묘사하고 있어서 마치 이들이 연주하는 소리가 들리는 듯합니다.
"Stories to Go" 시리즈는 어린 아이들이 여행을 하거나 외출을 할 때, 또는 엄마와 함께 장을 보러 슈퍼에 갈 때, 저명한 작가들의 그림책을 간편하게 휴대하고 다니면서 볼 수 있도록, 너무 작지도 않고 너무 크지도 않은 적합한 크기로 만들었으며, 저렴한 가격에 비해서 인쇄의 품질이 뛰어나기 때문에 집에서 감상하기에도 적합한 그림책입니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition : Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 1416908382
책 크기 : 21.2cm x 16.5cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Ten instruments take their parts one by one in a musical performance.
From the Publisher
The Caldecott Honor book, now in paperback! With mournful moan and silken tone, itself alone comes ONE TROMBONE... Then a trumpet joins in to become a duet; add a French horn and voila! you have a trio and on it goes until an entire orchestra is assembled on stage. Lloyd Moss's iresistible rhymes and Marjorie Pricemans's energetic illustrations make beautiful music together — a masterpiece that is the perfect introduction to musical instruments and musical groups, and a counting book that redefines the genre.
Publishers Weekly
Fans of Stellaluna, Cannon's exceptional debut book, will approach her second with high expectationsand those will be met. Carefully crafted prose and stunning art shape a story that delicately spans the fictional and real, at the same time delivering a message worthy of reflection. Curious about what lies beyond his Family Cave, Trupp, a cat-like creature with snow-white fur and ice-blue eyes, walks for days until he approaches "people-dwellings." The peace-loving Fuzzhead borrows clothing from a scarecrow so humans won't notice his odd appearance and, accompanied by a raven, heads for a city. No one on the bustling streets pays any attention to Trupp until he meets a homeless woman named Bernice, who removes a piece of broken glass from his foot and takes him to a safer part of town. Equally affecting as her text, Cannon's poignantly detailed acrylic and pencil art underscores the contrasts between Trupp's primitive homeland and the gritty, graffiti-scarred city; and between his ethereal presence and the eccentric, gaudy appearance of Bernice, who keeps half a dozen toothbrushes tucked into her woolen cap. As the new friends settle down to sleep in the park, Bernice's wise words expose the heart of the story: "Funny, isn't it? I wear all this bright stuff to keep from feeling invisible. When people stare at me, it helps me know I'm here. But Trupp puts on clothes so he will disappear." Cannon says so much so simply.
Children's Literature
Lilting, rhyming text arcs across each page of brilliantly hued illustrations. This book is deceptively simple; it covers a quick introduction to musical instruments, serves as a counting book, and also teaches the words for groups of musicians (duo through nonet). The author's ear for music is evident in his crisp rhyme and meter; the poetry is never forced but always fun. The drawings are reminiscent of the New Yorker magazine. A Caldecott Honor book.
An upbeat, rhythmical introduction to the instruments of the orchestra. Beginning with the trombone alone, each instrument is presented in rhyme. Add one more, it's a duo, a trio next, a quartet, until there is a chamber group of 10. The sounds of the orchestra are poetically described: "The strings all soar/ the reeds implore/ the brasses roar with notes galore/ It's music that we all adore..." Illustrations swing and sway with a jaunty array of musicians and instruments.
School Library Journal
Layout, design, illustrations, and descriptive verses blend in perfect harmony to give voice to the unique sounds of 10 orchestral instruments. Readers meet the ``Fine FRENCH HORN, its valves all oiled/Bright and brassy, loops all coiled,'' and the ``FLUTE that sends our soul a-shiver;/ FLUTE, that slender, silver sliver.'' One by one as the numbers progress from ONE TROMBONE playing SOLO all the way up to ``A CHAMBER GROUP of TEN,'' the excitement, motion, and sounds increase. Priceman's amusing watercolors present an inspired assortment of characters who pose, prance, and float across the page and stage, their seeming wildness giving form to each instrument's function, as their exaggerated features and elongated limbs give them a sophisticated wit and elegant air. The rich, swirling background colors change with each double-page spread. As the numbers of players grow, the proscenium and curtain become more and more of a presence until viewers find themselves facing the concert group, and then onstage behind the musicians, who are facing the audience, taking a bow. A delight for music classes as well as a great introduction to the concert hall, this title will surely be met with applause. |
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