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Effective Etudes For Jazz - Trumpet (Book w/CD) by Mike Carubia and Jeff Jarvis. For trumpet. Jazz Improvisation Method. Method book. Published by Kendor Music Inc (KN.20695).

This collection of 18 audition/performance etudes based on the chord progressions to popular jazz standards, blues, and rhythm changes. The collection was designed for honors jazz band auditions, solo evaluations, group lessons, teaching the jazz language and improvisation, learning standards, and more. Presented sequentially according to difficulty, the etudes have annotations beneath the staves identifying phrases and patterns common to the jazz language. Chord reference charts show users the notes of all chord symbols in each etude. Each book comes with a compact disc recording of a professional rhythm section and soloist performing all the etudes, plus separate accompaniment tracks without the soloist.

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Location: from Oxford, Ohio

Difficulty Level:
Intermediate/advanced

January 7, 2007

Good for teaching...

Excellent resource for teaching/approaching jazz. Not only does it offer, in context, examples of patterns and lines for popular and standard chord progressions, but helps immensely with style, reading, and techinical prowess.

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Location: from Long Island, NY

June 9, 2005

Outstanding Publication!

This features etudes based on the changes for jazz standards, with increasing difficulty as you progress through the book. Each page is annotated with music theory and concept "tidbits" to answer the student's question "Why do we play that there?" It's a great book, and I would DEFINITELY recommend it!...

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