Die Jazzmethode Band 2 (+CD) John O'Neill

Titel (DE): Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone - Improvisation - Stilistik - Spezialeffekte
Titel (EN): Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone - Improvisation - Style - Special effects
Titel (FR): Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone - Improvisation - Style - Effets Speciaux
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Besetzung / Instrumentation: Tenor-Saxophon / tenor saxophone
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Verlag / Publisher: Schott Music Ltd., London
Erscheindungsdatum / Date of Publishing: 13.02.2001
Ausgabe / Publication: - -
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Seiten / Pages: 88
Verarbeitung: Broschur - Paperback/Softcover
Schwierigkeitsgrad / Difficulty: mittelschwer - fortgeschritten - intermediate - advanced - moyen - avancé
Sprache / Language: Englisch Deutsch Französisch
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ISMN: M-2201-1969-9
ISMN-13: 979-0-2201-1969-9
ISMN-EAN: 9790220119699
UPC: 841886004115

Following on from the best-selling Jazz Method for Saxophone, Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone will help intermediate players take their jazz skills to a new level. This method bridges the gap between beginning alto sax students and Jamey’s Play-A-Longs with basic, but hip, solos and a swingin’ rhythm section. The 22 pieces are written in a variety of jazz styles, including reggae, jazz waltz, bossa nova, calypso, New Orleans, South African, salsa, samba, blues and swing. Special emphasis is given to helping students improvise over chord sequences, such as the II-V-I progression. Idiomatic effects such as vibrato, subtone, glissandi and ‘bending’ notes are dealt with, and there is a special chapter on overtones. Several new scales are introduced, including the whole tone and diminished scales, and a special section on patterns contains many ideas for practising in all 12 keys. A superb rhythm section provides backing for all the pieces and exercises on the accompanying CD.

Acknowledgements - Introduction - Ear-training - The tunes - Improvising with modes and scales - Vibrato - Improvisation on simple harmonic forms - J.S. Bach as a model for development of the melodic line - Special Effects - More Special Effects - II-V-I in major and minor - Mor on the blues-Transposition and melodic displacement - Overtones and "False" fingerings - Diminished and whole tone scales - 2/4 Time: Ragtime and Samba - The blues part III and Rhythm changes - Patterns - A basic repertoire of tunes - Bibliography - Discography - Table of chord symbols - Table of modes - Trill fingerings - Notes - CD track list - Chord progressions for tunes (insert)

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Following on from the best-selling Jazz Method for Saxophone, Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone will help intermediate players take their jazz skills to a new level. This method bridges the gap between beginning alto sax students and Jamey's Play-A-Longs with basic, but hip, solos and a swingin' rhythm section. The 22 pieces are written in a variety of jazz styles, including reggae, jazz waltz, bossa nova, calypso, New Orleans, South African, salsa, samba, blues and swing. Special emphasis is given to helping students improvise over chord sequences, such as the II-V-I progression. Idiomatic effects such as vibrato, subtone, glissandi and bending' notes are dealt with, and there is a special chapter on overtones. Several new scales are introduced, including the whole tone and diminished scales, and a special section on patterns contains many ideas for practising in all 12 keys. A superb rhythm section provides backing for all the pieces and exercises on the accompanying CD.

Acknowledgements - Introduction - Ear-training - The tunes - Improvising with modes and scales - Vibrato - Improvisation on simple harmonic forms - J.S. Bach as a model for development of the melodic line - Special Effects - More Special Effects - II-V-I in major and minor - Mor on the blues-Transposition and melodic displacement - Overtones and "False" fingerings - Diminished and whole tone scales - 2/4 Time: Ragtime and Samba - The blues part III and Rhythm changes - Patterns - A basic repertoire of tunes - Bibliography - Discography - Table of chord symbols - Table of modes - Trill fingerings - Notes - CD track list - Chord progressions for tunes (insert)

Developing Jazz Technique for Saxophone
Saxophon (s/t)
Improvisation, Stilistik, Spezialeffekte

Die Jazz Methode für Saxophon Band 2, der Folgeband zu unserem Bestseller Jazzmethode für Saxophon, soll Spielern mit mittlerem Können helfen, ihre Jazz-Technik auf ein höheres Niveau zu bringen. Die 22 Stücke sind in verschiedenen Jazz-Stilen gehalten, u.a. Blues, Swing, New Orleans, Ragtime, Jazz Waltz, Bossa Nova, Samba, Salsa, Calypso, Reggae und South African. Der Hauptakzent wird daraug gelegt, den Spielern beim Improvisieren über Akkordfolgen, wie z.B. die Sequenz II-V-I zu helfen. Spezielle Jazz-Effekte wie Vibrato, Subtone, Glissandi und 'Bending' werden ausgiebig behandelt, und ein Kapitel befasst sich ganz mit Obertönen. Weiterhin werden mehrere neue Tonleitern vorgestellt, darunter auch die Ganztonskala und die verminderte Tonleiter. Ein Abschnitt konzentriert sicht ausschließlich auf Tonleiter-Patterns mit vielen Ideen zum Üben in allen zwölf Grundtonarten. Eine tolle Rhythmusgruppe spielt die Backing-Tracks zu allen Stücken und Übungen auf der Begleit-CD.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Ear-training
The tunes
Improvising with modes and scales
Vibrato
Improvisation on simple harmonic forms
J.S. Bach as a model for development of the melodic line
Special Effects
More Special Effects
II-V-I in major and minor
Mor on the blues-Transposition and melodic displacement
Overtones and 'False' fingerings
Diminished and whole tone scales
2/4 Time: Ragtime and Samba
The blues part III and Rhythm changes
Patterns
A basic repertoire of tunes
Bibliography
Discography
Table of chord symbols
Table of modes
Trill fingerings
Notes
CD track list
Chord progressions for tunes (insert)

UPC: 841886004115