Jazz Saxophone Licks, Phrases & Patterns
Jazz Saxophone Licks, Phrases & Patterns
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Saxophone (all) - Intermediate
SKU: MB.94529
Composed by Arnie Berle. Squareback saddle stitch, Style, Technique, Theory and Reference. Jazz. Book. 88 pages. Mel Bay Publications, Inc #94529. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.94529).ISBN 9781562220891. UPC: 796279010610. 8.75 x 11.75 inches.
Written by one of today's great jazz educators, this is a system for building great-sounding jazz lines. The relationship of the individual lines to chords and progressions is analyzed. In addition, original saxophone studies integrate these concepts with technical proficiency.
Song List (56)
- Licks, Phrases And Patterns
- How To Use This Book
- Scale Practice Routine
- Major Chords-Major Triads
- Licks Based On Major Triads
- Major Chords
- Licks Based On The Major Chords
- Major Chords
- Licks Based On Major Chords
- Major Th Chords
- Major Th Licks
- The C Major 11 And C Major 1 Chords
- Major Type Licks 11
- More About Major Type Chords
- Adding Chromatic Notes
- Dominant Th Scale-Mixolydian Mode
- Dominant Type Chords
- Dominant Type Licks
- Dominant Type Licks (With Chromatic Notes)
- More About Dominant Type Chords
- Major Th Scale-Dorian Mode
- Minor Th Type Chords
- Minor Type Licks
- Minor Type Licks (With Added Chromatic Notes)
- More About Minor Chords
- Progressions
- Forming The Progressions
- The 11-V Progression
- The 11-V-I Progression
- The I-Vl-11-V Progression (Between Changes)
- The Diminshed Th Chord
- Diminished Th Chord Patterns
- The Diminished Scale
- Diminished Th Chords In Progressions
- 1-1Deg-1L-V
- 1-#10-11-V
- Diminished Licks And Dominant Type Chord
- Diminished Scale As Improvising (Scale For 11-V Progression)
- More On The Diminished Scale
- Rhythm Changes
- The Standard Song Form
- The Blues Progression
- Blues Notes-Blues Scale
- Blues Licks
- Analyzing Licks
- Conclusions
- Patterns For Improvising Technique
- Making Up Your Own Licks
- Improvising On Altered Chords
- Appendix (How To Transpose)
- Keyboard Accompaniment (For Non-Keyboardists)
- 11-V Progression
- 11-V-I Progression
- 1-Vl-11-V Progression
- 1-1Deg-11-V Progression
- 1-#1Deg-11-V Progression