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Beginning Jazz Piano: Part 2, Piano Method Sheet Music with Online Audio by Tim Richards Harmony, Improvisation, Accompanying, Lead Sheets, Swing, Blu

Beginning Jazz Piano: Part 2, Piano Method Sheet Music with Online Audio by Tim Richards Harmony, Improvisation, Accompanying, Lead Sheets, Swing, Blu

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ISBN10: 3795799317
ISBN13: 9783795799311
Publisher: Schott
Published: Jan 1 2022
Pages: 128
Weight: 1.07
Height: 0.37 Width: 9.00 Depth: 12.00
Language: English
(Piano Method). Beginning Jazz Piano is aimed at players with little previous knowledge, but who enjoy exploring jazz-related music. Using lots of melodious pieces - his own compositions, traditional, and new melodies of well-known jazz songs - Tim Richards introduces blues, funk and Latin American music and explains the most important techniques for the right and left hand. The selection of pieces is also guided by the requirements of ABRSM exams (among others), which makes this textbook an indispensable source of practicing and learning. The 2 volumes have the same level of difficulty and can be used consecutively or simultaneously. Volume 2 (Solo Piano and Accompanying): Peppered with typical rhythms and bass grooves from swing to Latin, Volume 2 (ED 23379) then whets the appetite for the piano as an accompanying instrument, and also shows how to arrange a melody in a jazz context. Audio files: The audio files include both full versions and play-along tracks, with Tim Richards on the piano, an additional bass line and drums. Interactive feature Replay In cooperation with MusicGurus, a provider of high-quality online lessons, interactive sheet music can be accessed online for all pieces free of charge, making practising easier and guaranteeing fast learning success. About the author: Tim Richards is an experienced teacher, and the author of the critically acclaimed Blues Piano and Jazz Piano textbooks.

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