Practical Jazz Theory for Improvisation - Fraedrich, Craig

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Résumé :
Practical Jazz Theory for Improvisation is a jazz theory text with an emphasis on improvisation. Originally conceived as the Jazz Theory/Improvisation text and curriculum for the 2014 National Jazz Workshop, it has already been adopted by several university jazz programs. This book begins at a level accessible by students just beginning in jazz, with reference appendices to fill any fundamental music theory knowledge, yet progresses systematically in technical and conceptual content well beyond all but the most advanced college improvisation classes. With notated examples and exercises demonstrating all concepts, this book will have students playing the material almost immediately. While not required, the available 300+ page companion book, Practical Jazz Theory for Improvisation Exercise Workbook (available in treble and bass clef) has all exercises notated in all keys to allow for quicker technical and aural advancement....

Sommaire:
Practical Jazz Theory for Improvisation is a jazz theory text with an emphasis on improvisation. Originally conceived as the Jazz Theory/Improvisation text and curriculum for the 2014 National Jazz Workshop, it has already been adopted by several university jazz programs. This book begins at a level accessible by students just beginning in jazz, with reference appendices to fill any fundamental music theory knowledge, yet progresses systematically in technical and conceptual content well beyond all but the most advanced college improvisation classes. With notated examples and exercises demonstrating all concepts, this book will have students playing the material almost immediately. While not required, the available 300+ page companion book, Practical Jazz Theory for Improvisation Exercise Workbook (available in treble and bass clef) has all exercises notated in all keys to allow for quicker technical and aural advancement....