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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Holdable? | Status | Due Date |
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| Stan Getz Library | MT248.D37 J39 2015 | 37684001087342 | Getz Stacks | Copy hold / Volume hold | Available | - |
Record details
- ISBN: 1480398004
- ISBN: 9781480398009
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Physical Description:
1 score (96 pages) : illustrations, music ; 31 cm
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- Publisher: Milwaukee, WI : Hal Leonard Corporation, [2015]
- Copyright: ©2015
Content descriptions
| General Note: | Staff notation. Includes glossary (pages 91-93). Includes access code for online audio. |
| Formatted Contents Note: | Getting started. Practice tips ; Developing your ear ; Recommended listening ; Styles ; Jazz standards ; The form of a tune ; The structure of a typical jazz performance ; The pianist's role in a jazz group -- Essential theory. The chromatic scale ; The whole tone scale ; The major scale ; Intervals ; The cycle ; Swing eighth notes -- Basic chords and voicings. Triads ; Four-note chords ; Shell voicings and concepts of voice leading ; Diatonic chords ; The iim7-V7-Imaj7 progression -- Repertoire. Learning tunes ; Interpreting a lead sheet ; Endings ; Applying voicings -- Beginning improvisation. The blues scale ; Feeling time ; The blues progression ; Improvising with chord tones ; The modes of the major scale ; The Mixolydian mode ; The Dorian mode ; Thinking about scales -- Dominant vocabulary. The dominant bebop scale ; Arpeggios ; Resolution to the third ; Application to the blues ; More dominant ideas ; More about accents ; Rhythmic variations ; Phrasing -- Major vocabulary. Major scale improvisation ; The major bebop scale ; Resolution to the third and fifth ; Arpeggios and other melodic ideas ; Rhythmic variations ; Improvising over common progressions ; Application to "Afternoon in Paris" -- More harmony. Upper extensions ; Altered dominant extensions ; Two-handed voicings ; Harmonizing tunes ; Rootless voicings ; Comping rhythms ; Comping behind a soloist ; Soloing with the chords -- More scales. The harmonic minor scale ; The Jewish or Spanish scale ; Minor II-V-I ; The Locrian mode ; The jazz melodic minor scale ; The altered scale ; The diminished scale ; Improvising with whole tone scales ; Putting it all together -- More repertoire. Variations of common chord progressions ; Jazz blues ; Rhythm changes ; "Autumn leaves." |
| Language Note: | Staff notation. |
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| Subject: | Piano Methods (Jazz) Self-instruction Piano Instruction and study |
| Genre: | Scores. Methods (Music) |