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This book is designed to help the student of English, who is interested in Music to bat- tle against vocabulary without searching through multiple dictionaries, encyclopedias, and manuals to gain necessary information on this subject. I thought a book which would help students to build their active vocabulary, while at the same time helping with the recognition of less common or important words, would be a usefull tool with which they could work their way deeper into the language. The book revises essencial grammar, gives examples of texts, expressions, jokes, pictures, and music dictionaries. «English in Music» is designed to be u sed by a class of s tudents, a couple of friends or an individual working alone. The level is intermediate, which means it should be useful for students who have met the basic structures of English at least once.

It is particularly good practice for users who studies at Musical colledges, high schools, and Conservatories. Because this is a book about language and music, it will be most beneficial if the user can contact, correspond, argue, and practice with English-speak- ing musicians dicussing various subjects and topics. The book is made up of 14 units, a reading section, a section of vocabularies or glos- saries. You will find there are passages to read, some long, a few quite difficult, and many full with the target vocabulary. There are often checking exercises after them to make sure the words have 'gone in', that is to say that you have remembered them. There are other exercises, too: match- ing, gap-filling, defining, etc. Many of them have the answers on the page, which you are asked to cover.

There are quizzes, not really to test your general knowledge, but rather to motivate you to srudy the language and music subjects under review. You should, of course, read widely in addition to this book, to improve your grammar knowledge, reading skills, and to see the vocabulary you have learnt in this book at work. Treat the book English in Music as a cross between a textbook, a collection of short stories and a reference book.