Connecting Jazz Theory Connecting Jazz Theory

Connecting Jazz Theory

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Publisher Description

This text suggests a more connected process for expanding the jazz vocabulary. Improvisational devices are presented as derived from diatonic scales, the harmonic and melodic basis of mainstream jazz. Michael Brecker highly recommends this book, calling it useful and insightful...for all musicians who wish to expand their harmonic range and improvisational abilities. Also endorsed by James Moody and David Liebman.

GENRE
Arts & Entertainment
RELEASED
1998
1 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
168
Pages
PUBLISHER
Houston Publishing, Inc.
PROVIDER INFO
Hal Leonard Corporation
SIZE
47.1
MB
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