La Méthode de Jazz pour Saxophone. Du premier son à Charlie Parker. soprano- (tenor-)saxophone.
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- Nombre de pages112
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.444 kg
- Dimensions23,1 cm × 30,3 cm × 0,0 cm
- ISBN978-3-7957-5704-5
- EAN9783795757045
- Date de parution24/11/2010
- CollectionSAXOPHONE
- ÉditeurSCHOTT
Résumé
This tutor book shows beginners of all ages the way from the first note through to "classic" themes by Monk, Parker and Rollins. Jazz pieces by contemporary jazz musicians and composers are featured too, though. A step-by-step introduction and pieces written especially for this tutor book serve to explain the foundations of a reliable saxophone technique and the rhythmic intricacies of jazz music.
The student is encouraged to explore improvisation from the start, supported by the systematic study of scales, arpeggios, chord sequences and tips on aural training. Instrumentation : soprano- (tenor-)saxophone
The student is encouraged to explore improvisation from the start, supported by the systematic study of scales, arpeggios, chord sequences and tips on aural training. Instrumentation : soprano- (tenor-)saxophone
This tutor book shows beginners of all ages the way from the first note through to "classic" themes by Monk, Parker and Rollins. Jazz pieces by contemporary jazz musicians and composers are featured too, though. A step-by-step introduction and pieces written especially for this tutor book serve to explain the foundations of a reliable saxophone technique and the rhythmic intricacies of jazz music.
The student is encouraged to explore improvisation from the start, supported by the systematic study of scales, arpeggios, chord sequences and tips on aural training. Instrumentation : soprano- (tenor-)saxophone
The student is encouraged to explore improvisation from the start, supported by the systematic study of scales, arpeggios, chord sequences and tips on aural training. Instrumentation : soprano- (tenor-)saxophone
