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“Even Taffanel and Gaubert would be impressed by this!”
Here is a jazz method that actually works for all types of players and it is so thorough that even Taffanel and Gaubert would be impressed! The opening chapter on Intervals starts with chromatic intervals, scales using the tonic as a pedal point, whole tone scales and augmented arpeggios before exploring thirds, fourths, tritones etc up to sevenths. Each exercise is written out in all the twelve keys although you are encouraged to memorise each one. Symbols for chord construction are fully explained, the Blues is analysed in all keys and Chord and Scales Theory explains how to put it all together. Further study material follows and if you can grasp Chord Substitution you have really cracked it! Even if you don't actually master all the techniques included from memory in all keys in a jazz style, the exercises will inevitably increase your flute playing skills in a different way. Now that's really useful!
From the Publisher
This is a daily practice method for both aspiring and experienced jazz flutists. To better understand the process of jazz improvisation, the basics of jazz theory are explained and illustrated. The corresponding exercises following each lesson will help to develop the technical and musical reflexes necessary for jazz improvisation.
Contents
- Chapter 1 - Intervals
- Chapter 2 - Chord Construction
- Chapter 3 - The Blues
- Chapter 4 - Chord/ Scale Theory
- Chapter 5 - Diminshed Chord/ Scale Study
- Chapter 6 - Melodic Minor Scale Study
- Chapter 7 - Chord Substitution
Item Details
Instrumentation
- Part 1: Flute
Publisher: Jazzsense
Publisher's reference: 42R210002009
Our Stock Code: 1115789
Media Type: Paperback (161 pages [score])