Alfred Jazz Play Along 3 - Brubeck & More (9 jazz standards) + CD
Publisher | ALFRED PUBLISHING CO.,INC. |
Genre: | jazz, blues, ragtime & swing |
Arrangement: | melody / chords |
Cast: | solo |
Format: | book + CD |
Series: | Alfred JAZZ Play-Along |
Artist: | Brubeck, Dave |
Parameters
Product code: | 36093 |
Composer: | Various Composers |
No. of songs: | 9 |
Pages: | 109 |
Language: | English |
Size: | 23 x 30 cm |
EAN: | 9780739073155 |
UPC: | 038081402208 |
ISBN: |
0-7390-7315-X
978-0-7390-7315-5 |
Weight: | 0.382 |
Audio examples
Songlist (9)
- Alone Together
- How High the Moon
- It’s a Raggy Waltz
- In Your Own Sweet Way
- Good Bait
- Invitation
- Robbin’s Nest
- Unit 7
- Old Devil Moon
Product description
The Alfred Jazz Play-Along series goes beyond the other play-alongs! Some of the best jazz tunes written are arranged in an educational and fun setting, with sophisticated recordings by some of the top musicians in the country. Each volume has parts for C, Bb, Eb, and bass clef instruments and includes a sample jazz solo that is written out for you to listen to, play, and practice. The included CD has a demo and play-along track for each tune. The demo track, featuring a pro rhythm section and horn player, is a learning tool for the melodic concept, overall jazz style, and the sample jazz solo. The play-along track allows a soloist or group to learn and perform with the rhythm section. Specific improvisation tips and suggestions are included. A jazz solo is written out for each song--an invaluable asset that makes learning how to improvise easier. There is also a matching book for rhythm section featuring piano, bass, and drum parts! Nine great tunes=great jazz!
Dave Brubeck (born David Warren Brubeck) (1920-2012) was an American jazz pianist and composer. He is considered a leading representative of "Cool Jazz". In many of the pieces he wrote or played, he experimented with unusual bars, e.g. Take Five (5/4), Pick Up Sticks (6/4), Unsquare Dance (7/4), Blue Rondo à la Turk (9/8) ...... Along with Paul Desmond, Joe Morell and Eugene Wright, they formed the very popular The Dave Brubeck Quartet of their time.