Essential Elements For Jazz Ensemble: A Comprehensive Method For Jazz Style And Improvisation - Trombone
Welcome to the exciting world of jazz! "Essential Elements For Jazz Ensemble: A Comprehensive Method For Jazz Style And Improvisation" will help you get started by introducing the important elements of jazz style and improvisation. You'll also learn basic jazz theory and some highlights of the history of jazz. The exercises and compositions in this book can be played by a full jazz ensemble, or individually with the two CDs included with the book (each book includes the CDs except for the conductor's score). Listening to good jazz players is an extremely important way to learn, and playing along with the CD is an excellent way to hear how jazz is played. The full band arrangements in this book include "sample" improvised solos for study and reference. This outstanding book is available for: flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, guitar, bass, drums, C treble/vibes, piano, and conductor. "Essential Elements For Jazz Ensemble: A Comprehensive Method For Jazz Style And Improvisation - Trombone Sheet Music" weighs 7.68 oz.
$12.95, SuperDuperItem 1230175FK, 32 pages
 This item has a difficulty rating of 3 on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest.
 A CD is included with this book.
 Chord symbols are included in this book.
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Editor(s): "Essential Elements For Jazz Ensemble: A Comprehensive Method For Jazz Style And Improvisation - Trombone" was edited by Michael Sweeney.
Publisher: "Essential Elements For Jazz Ensemble: A Comprehensive Method For Jazz Style And Improvisation - Trombone" was published by Hal Leonard Corporation.
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Accenting 2 And 4
Doo And Bah
Dit And Dot
Doo, Bah, Dit, And Dot
Swing 8th Notes
Quarters And 8ths
More Quarters And 8ths
Swingin' The Scale
Movin' Around
Runnin' Around
Tradin' Off
Ja-Da
Syncopating By Anticipating The Beat (Playing Early)
Syncopating By Delaying The Beat (Playing Late)
When The Saints Go Marching In - Without Syncopation - Composed by: Purvis and Black
When The Saints Go Marching In - With Syncopation
Rhythm Study For Ja-Da
Ja-Da - Full Band Arrangement - With Syncopation - Composed by: Carleton
Reading Swing Rhythms
Swing Rhythm Workout #1
Swing Rhythm Workout # 2
Swing Rhythm Workout #3
Swing Rhythm Review
"Jazzin' Up" A-Tisket A-Tasket
"Jazzin' Up" Jingle Bells
London Bridge
Rhythm Workout
Melody Workout
Swingin' With Jack - Full Band Arrangement
Building Jazz Chords
Building Jazz Chords
Major Seventh Chord Workout
Dominant Seventh Chord Workout
Minor Seventh Chord Workout
Listen To The Blues Progression - B Flat Concert
Blues Workout - Roots And Sevenths
Blues And Workout - Roots, Thirds, And Sevenths
Make Up Your Own - 2-Bar Solos Using Roots, Thirds, And Sevenths
Blues Workout - Dominant Scale
Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1, 2, And 3
Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1 Through 5
Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1 Through 5, And Flat 7
Make Up Your Own - 2-Bar Solos
Our First Blues - Full Band Arrangement With Solos - Composed by: Steinel
Rhythm Workout
Melody Workout
Listen To The Chords For St. Louis Blues
Blues Workout For St. Louis Blues - Roots, Thirds, And Sevenths
Blues Workout For St. Louis Blues - Scale Steps 1 Through 5, And Flat 7
"Jazzin' Up" St. Louis Blues - Adding Rhythms
St. Louis Blues - Add Your Own Rhythms
St. Louis Blues - Original Melody
St. Louis Blues - Changing Rhythms
St. Louis Blues - Repeating Parts Of The Melody
St. Louis Blues - Filling In The Skips
St. Louis Blues - Adding "Wrong" Notes (Chromatic Ornamentation)
St. Louis Blues - Full Band Arrangement - Composed by: W.C. Handy
Demonstration Solo For St. Louis Blues
Building The Blues Scale
The Blues Scale - With The Blues Progression
Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, 3, And 4)
Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, 3, 4, And 5)
Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, 3, 4, 5, And 7)
Make Up Your Own - 2-Bar Solos
Rhythm Workout #1
Rhythm Workout #2
Common Riffs - Using Notes Of The Blues Scale
More Common Riffs - Using Notes Of The Blues Scale
The Major Blues Scale
Compare The Blues Scales
The Bend
The Scoop
Making The Blues Scales Sound "Bluesy"
Common Riffs - Using Notes Of The Major Blues Scale
More Common Riffs - Using Notes Of The Major Blues Scale
Questions And Answers
Trading Off - Questions And Answers
Make Up Your Own Answer With The Blues Scale
Make Up Your Own Questions With The Major Blues Scale
"Riffin' Around" - Full Band Arrangement - Composed by: Steinel
Demonstration Solo For "Riffin' Around"
Rhythm Workout
Melody Workout
Mixolydian Workout - Scale Steps 1-5
Mixolydian Workout - Scale Steps 1-7
"Wrong Notes" Can Sound Wrong
"Wrong Notes" Can Sound Good
Chromatic Workout - Filing In The Scale
Chromatic Workout - Filing In The Scale With Triplets
Chromatic Workout - Enclosing The Good Notes
Chromatic Workout - Using The Bebop Lick
Compare The Mixolydian Mode And The Bebop Scale
Bebop Scale Workout - Running Down The Scale
Bebop Scale Workout - Running Down From 3 To 7
Bebop Scale Workout - Running Up From 5 And Ending On 7
Bebop Scale Workout - Keeping The 8th Notes Going
Trading Off With The Bebop Scale
"Boppin' Around" - Full Band Arrangement - Composed by: Steinel
Demonstration Solo For "Boppin' Around"
Compare The 8th Notes
Quarter Notes
8th Notes
Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #1
Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #2
Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #3
Make Up Your Own
Rhythm Workout
Melody Workout
Theory Review - The Minor Seventh Chord
Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1-5
Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1-8
Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1-9
Dorian Mode Workout - Skipping Notes And Moving Around
Make Up Your Own - 2-Bar Solos Using The Dorian Mode
Blues Scale Workout - 1, 3, 4, And 5
Blues Scale Workout - 1, 3, 4, 5, 5, And 7
Make Up Your Own - 2-Bar Solos Using The Blues Scale
Salsa Caliente - Full Band Arrangement - Composed by: Steinel
Demonstration Solo For Salsa Caliente
Jazz Ornamentation And Expression |
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