Gypsy Jazz Workshop
"If you have interest in Gypsy swing/jazz then this book/CD set would be a good starter pack." - Classical Guitar Magazine, October 2009
This book was written for two purposes. On one hand, it can be used as a play along book for prospective gypsy jazz ensembles. In addition to two well known gypsy jazz standards it offers some original, good sounding tunes in this style. Therefore you find not only the melody, but also a bass voice and the rhythm and chord voicings to every song in the book. Melody and bass are written in both, notes and tabs. On the other hand it helps guitarists to learn to improvise without the necessity of studying music theory for years, before they can start. The diagams and licks show which notes on the fingerboard can be used to improvise over a particular chord or chord progression. If practised long enough, they can easily be applied to other tunes. The CD includes listening and playalong versions of every piece performed by the leading Swedish jazz guitarist Andreas Öberg.
| Featured Product | No |
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| Composer | FUCHS, MANFRED |
| Availability | Available |
| TAB/Notation | Music Notation PLUS TAB |
| Additional Media | One Audio CD |
| Description | This book was written for two purposes. On one hand, it can be used as a play along book for prospective gypsy jazz ensembles. In addition to two well known gypsy jazz standards it offers some original, good sounding tunes in this style. Therefore you find not only the melody, but also a bass voice and the rhythm and chord voicings to every song in the book. Melody and bass are written in both, notes and tabs. On the other hand it helps guitarists to learn to improvise without the necessity of studying music theory for years, before they can start. The diagams and licks show which notes on the fingerboard can be used to improvise over a particular chord or chord progression. If practised long enough, they can easily be applied to other tunes. The CD includes listening and playalong versions of every piece performed by the leading Swedish jazz guitarist Andreas Öberg. |