Learn the Blues in Bb & F concert keys. 11. ... Soloing: by Jamey Aebersold ....
played it correctly ONE time, I would pick a new starting note say, Eb and play the
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This is the online version of my text, A Jazz Improvisation Primer. Here you can
..... be able to tell you are not playing with a recording of a real rhythm section.
Jazz Guitar Improvisation I [Course Syllabus] part of the Az Samad guitar course
series | Oct 24 2013 Syllabus Version 1.0. Class ... Bebop Changes. Etude.
possibilities and effectiveness of renewed skills for civil servants. This, to the extent of the ... from other players or even entire solos (Barrett, 1998; Pressing, 1994). ... the collaboration as a team (Barrett, 2012). ... most important reasons
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subverted in the "arrangements" (often written ones) used by large bands and
bands ... "All the Things You Are" offers harmonic meta-variations on the standard
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Freedom in jazz improvisation comes from understanding structure. When people
.... harmony, though eventually they may, or every tune in the Real Book. They.
dition and up to 98% after heat treatment were obtained ... Heat Treatment the effect of filler metal composition on .... other special preparation was done. Fur-.
Practice Jazz; Coker, Improvising Jazz; Aebersold, Charlie Parker Omnibook;
and Sher, The ... improvise over the I Got Rhythm chord progression in B-flat
major.
SEMESTER/YEAR COURSE NAME COURSE NO. Day/time Office hours:
Jazz Improvisation I MUSC 2090 3 credits
Professor: email: phone:
Prerequisite: Enrollment in the MUSIC or JAZZ major or permission of the department. Successful completion of the courses Music Theory I (MUSC 1700), Sight Singing and Ear Training I (MUSC 1710), Music Theory II (MUSC 1800), and Sight Singing and Ear Training II (MUSC 1810), or their equivalents. Co-Requisite: MUSC 2070 Jazz Harmony I. Texts: Reeves, Creative Jazz Improvisation (Third Edition); Sher, The Standards Real Book; Coker, How to Practice Jazz; Coker, Improvising Jazz; Aebersold, Charlie Parker Omnibook; and Sher, The Real Easy Book: Tunes for Beginning Improvisers. Course Description: This course introduces students to the skills required for jazz improvisation. Topics include chord progressions, scales, modes and the analysis and creation of melodic lines. Musical performance is emphasized. Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of Jazz Improvisation I, students should be able to: • improvise over the ii-V7-I chord progression in one or more keys • improvise over the 12-bar blues chord progression in one or more keys • improvise over the I Got Rhythm chord progression in B-flat major • transcribe easier jazz solos from recordings into musical notation • identify, construct and play seventh chords and ninth chords in root position • identify, construct and play scales commonly associated with the above progressions Weekly Schedule: SAMPLE ATTENDANCE & DEADLINES: SAMPLE GRADING: SAMPLE
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