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Language: English
Published by Hal Leonard in Association with ABRSM Publishing, 2003
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- Title
- Jazz Piano from Scratch : A How-to Guide for Students and Teachers
- Author
- Beale, Charles (COP)
- Publisher
- Hal Leonard in Association with ABRSM Publishing
- Publication year
- 2003
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0634033115
- ISBN 13
- 9780634033117
(Instructional). Jazz Piano from Scratch is a complete step-by-step guide to playing jazz with confidence and style. Designed for the absolute beginner, it breaks down the process into simple yet fun activities, with many musical examples to illustrate the points made. The accompanying audio provides examples, activities and some great trio playing to use as a backdrop to the student's own work. Together with a range of other supporting materials pieces, scales, quick studies, aural tests and more this book/audio pack provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of jazz.
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Jazz Piano From Scratch is a much needed and very intelligently organized book for the beginning student or jazz piano teacher. I think it will inspire students to practice and continue study since the exercises are quite a lot of fun! (Randy Brecker)
. . . brilliant, lucid and thorough going. (Piano)
This is real recognition that jazz has equal musical value to the whole of the Western classical tradition, says Richard Michael (jazz musician and music teacher). Unlike others who pay ample lip-service to this fact, the Associated Board is putting its money where its mouth is. (The Scotsman)
. . . brilliant, lucid and thorough going. (Piano)
This is real recognition that jazz has equal musical value to the whole of the Western classical tradition, says Richard Michael (jazz musician and music teacher). Unlike others who pay ample lip-service to this fact, the Associated Board is putting its money where its mouth is. (The Scotsman)
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