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Blues Improvisation Complete. C Instrument sheet music.
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Blues Improvizācija Complete. C instruments notis.
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Blues Improvisation Complete. C Treble Instruments. For C Instruments. Berklee Labs. Play Along. Softcover with CD. 128 pages. Published by Berklee Press. HL.50449425. ISBN 0634006479. Play Along. 9x12 inches. Learn to play the blues in several styles – jazz, Latin, fusion, rock and funk – in all keys with step-by-step instructions, practice tips and a play-along CD. Even if you are a complete beginner, this easy-to-understand instructional guide will help you develop essential reading, technique, rhythmic syncopation, performance and composing skills, and get you improvising in no time. Jeff Harrington is an assistant professor in the Woodwind Department at Berklee College of Music. He received his B.M. from Berklee and his M.M. from the New England Conservatory of Music. Harrington is a tenor saxophonist and recording artist, and has performed internationally with artists including Ricky Ford, Milt Hinton, Toots Thielemans and Makoto Ozone.
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Blues Improvizācija Complete. C Treble Instruments. Par C instrumentu. Berklee Labs. Spēlēt kopā. Paperback ar CD. 128 lappuses. Publicējusi Berklee Press. HL.50449425. ISBN 0634006479. Spēlēt kopā. 9x12 collas. Iemācīties spēlēt blūza vairāki stili - džeza, latīņu, fusion, roka un funk - jo visas atslēgas, ar soli pa solim instrukcijas, prakses padomus un play-pa CD. Pat ja jūs esat pilnīgs iesācējs, tas viegli-to-saprast mācību ceļvedis palīdzēs jums attīstīt būtisks lasījums, tehniku, ritmisku syncopation, veiktspēju un kas veido prasmes un iegūt jums improvizēt, jo nav laika. Jeff Harrington ir docente koka pūšaminstrumentu departamenta Berklee College of Music. Viņš saņēma viņa B.M. no Berklee un viņa M.M. no New England Conservatory of Music. Harrington ir tenors saksofonists un ierakstu mākslinieks, un ir uzstājies starptautiski ar māksliniekiem, tostarp Ricky Ford, Milt Hinton, Toots Thielemans un Makoto ozona.
