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ARMA makes it easy to buy the book for music history and theory courses, because it is available by student subscription or by site license. For instructors who find it…
ARMA makes it easy to buy the book for music history and theory courses, because it is available by student subscription or by site license. For instructors who find it…
A Tool for Today's Students and Instructors Transform your teaching through the rich content and responsive functionality that the A-R Music Anthology (www.armusicanthology.com) brings to music history and theory courses. Available exclusively…
New and exciting things are happening in ARMA every month! When you check out the New Content page, you may notice a link to the Resource Pages in ARMA. This page…
In this blog post, we’ll take you on a guided tour through the structure of a commentary within the A-R Music Anthology. Discover how each commentary can serve your curriculum…
In this blog post, we'll take you on a guided tour through the structure of an article within the A-R Music Anthology. Discover how each article encapsulates the essence of…
What is arma? The A-R Music Anthology (ARMA) is a comprehensive collection of musical works, scholarly articles, and insightful commentaries spanning various musical periods. ARMA is expressly designed as a…
ARMA is a unique and invaluable resource for your classroom, and it includes a variety of helpful features that are intuitive and accessible. To make this resource even more useful…
ARMA has many remarkable elements that will make your teaching experience more streamlined, personalized, and flexible. Whether you are considering ARMA for your classroom, or if you are already making…
"I've been looking for this for years! I'm so glad I found the ARMA Textbook for my class!" ARMA has many unique features that will make your teaching experience more…
ARMA offers more than music history, with articles and music files that serve well for music theory, too. Beyond the pre-set courses in music history and theory, instructors use ARMA…