JAZZ EXERCISES & ETUDES FOR PIANO - Oscar Peterson
| Publisher | Hal Leonard Corporation |
| Genre: |
music for music school
jazz, blues, ragtime & swing |
| Arrangement: | piano |
| Cast: | solo |
| Format: | book |
| Artist: | Peterson, Oscar |
Parameters
| Product code: | 00311225 |
| Author / Editor: | Peterson, Oscar |
| No. of songs: | 60 |
| Pages: | 71 |
| Language: | English |
| Size: | 23 x 30 cm |
| UPC: | 073999476262 |
| ISBN: | 9780634099793 |
| Weight: | 256 g |
Songlist (60)
- Exercise No.1
- Minuet No.1
- Exercise No.2
- Minuet No.2
- Exercise No.3
- Minuet No.3
- Exercise No.4
- Minuet No.4
- Exercise No.5
- Minuet No.5
- Exercise No.6
- Minuet No.6
- Exercise No.7
- Minuet No.7
- Exercise No.8
- Minuet No.8
- Exercise No.9
- Minuet No.9
- Exercise No.10
- Minuet No.10
- Exercise No.11
- Minuet No.11
- Exercise No.12
- Minuet No.12
- Exercise No.13
- Minuet No.13
- Exercise No.14
- Minuet No.14
- Etude No.1
- Piece No.1
- Etude No.2
- Piece No.2
- Etude No.3
- Piece No.3
- Etude No.4
- Piece No.4
- Etude No.5
- Piece No.5
- Etude No.6
- Piece No.6
- Etude No.7
- Piece No.7
- Etude No.8
- Piece No.8
- Piece No.9
- Etude No.10
- Piece No.10
- Exercise No.1
- Exercise No.2
- Exercise No.3
- Exercise No.4
- Exercise No.5
- Exercise No.6
- Exercise No.7
- Exercise No.8
- Exercise No.9
- Exercise No.10
- Exercise No.11
- Exercise No.12
- Exercise No.13
Product description
Oscar Peterson-so-called king of a jazz piano introduces this amazing book of 60 excercises, studies and musical compositions, that should help you with your jazz technique whether you are a beginner or an experienced pianist. Already second edition of this set proves its quality and success. A great musicbook for everyone who wants to improve their jazz skills and discover Oscar Peterson´s style. Excellent !!!
OSCAR PETERSON (1925-2007) was a Canadian jazz pianist and composer. He is considered by many music critics to be one of the best pianists of all time. His music is full of swing and jazz improvisations. He started learning piano at the age of five and soon fell under the spell of jazz and especially boogie-woogie. By the age of nine, he was playing in such a way that he was an equal among professionals. For many years he practiced four to six hours a day and only in his later years did he reduce his daily practice to one to two hours. In 1997, he received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award as well as the International Jazz Hall of Fame Award, which ranks him among the greatest jazz players of all time.
