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Triad Pairs for Jazz: Practice and Application for the Jazz Improvisor Review

Triad Pairs for Jazz: Practice and Application for the Jazz Improvisor [Paperback]
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A well done method to open ears to triad pairs, good for beginners and intermediate students.
Going through they appear quite repetitive and show their limit: in my opinion Mr. Campbell could close the issue shortly with much less pages.

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Recording artist, saxophonist, educator, and author Gary Campbell presents an effective strategy for constructing fresh-sounding melodic lines. He progresses step by step through the concept, the practice exercises, and the practical application of Triad Pairs for Jazz. Concepts include: deriving triad pairs from the most used chord-scales, determining the best pairs for various chords and progressions, practice patterns for mastery, and exploring linear possibilities. Recommended for intermediate to advanced players as an expansion of the chord-scale approach.

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Rockin' Out with Blues Fiddle Review

Rockin' Out with Blues Fiddle [Paperback]
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This was recommended by Roy Sonne of the Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, and will be ideal for teaching my group of advanced Suzuki violinists this summer.Thorough scales, rhythms, licks, fun accompanying text, attractive CD.

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The blues was co-created by slave fiddlers and singers during the days of slavery in America. This richly expressive music became the foundation upon which all other American styles developed: jazz, rock, pop, and more. Every violinist should know the American history of their instrument, and be able to play in this genre. This book is dedicated exclusively towards that goal. It is 96 pages long with pictures; a history of blues on violin, blues fiddle tunes, slide technique, how to play in a band, how to create introductions and endings, and more. Complete with a practice CD & a full discography.

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