Dots Music is an independent local music shop in Camden, London. We're dedicated to our local community of musicians, teachers and beginners of all ages. All of our staff are musicians and are paid a living wage.
SALE on Choral Repertoire. Up to 50% off!
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Bach Riemenschneider, 371 Harmonized Chorals & 69 Chorale Melodies
Dots Music Camden
J.S. Bach's 371 Harmonized Chorales And 69 Chorale Melodies With Figured Bass , as revised, corrected and edited by Albert Riemenschneider. I...
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Bach, St. John Passion
Novello
The vocal score to J.S. Bach's St. John Passion BWV 245 , as edited in a new English version by Neil Jenkins. With English and German text and an i...
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Bach, Mass in B minor (BWV 232)
Novello
The Mass in B minor (BWV232) is a stupendous creation that exemplifies Bach's mighty genius, composed for SSATB soli, SSATB chorus and orchestra. T...
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Is it time to change your guitar strings? Check out our collection of strings from classical, acoustic, to electric from a variety of brands for the sound that is right for you. American made strings like Ernie Ball and DR Pure Blues will not be immediately stocked due to factory closures. Buy them now.
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Martin Strings Acoustic Extra Light 10-47
Martin & Co
M170 Extra Light 80/20 Bronze acoustic guitar strings
Blog posts
John Derbyshire, Luthier @JDLuthiery
When Enrico Savoncelli, our former luthier, decided to return to his hometown of Verona, Italy, we were very sad to see him go but understood that after several years in London, it was time to take his experience and knowledge back...
Theory Madness
We are proud to introduce, fresh off the press, Theory Madness by Abi Newis. You might recognise Abi's colourful artwork from her popular Theory Madness poster. She has now used her considerable talents in the creation of this new book. Not only...
What's the Difference between a Violin and Viola?
The viola is a completely different instrument than the violin and is often misunderstood. Yes, they look alike and they appear to be played the same way, but they are each distinct instruments and are built and played differently. This Guide will help you quickly understand the difference.
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