This book will show you how to start improvising, how to build your musical vocabulary, and how to build that important subconscious mind-to-hand link. If you like jazz and if you want to improvise, this method is the most natural, effective way to learn.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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A book for a particular user,
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This review is from: Jazz Improvisation For The Classical Pianist (Paperback)
I have used this book for several years. It is useful for someone who already knows how to play but is clueless about improvisation. It defines the terms that are peculiar to the jazz idiom, with examples. Now that I have more experience, I still use it as a reference.
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bloated and tedious,
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This review is from: Jazz Improvisation For The Classical Pianist (Paperback)
There's a lot of talk here and very little action. The musical examples are difficult to read (poor resolution). In any case, I don't buy the premise: the "classical pianist" should do very well with the proven texts of Jerry Coker and John Mehegan. (I also recommend PENTATONIC SCALES FOR THE JAZZ-ROCK KEYBOARDIST by Jeff Burns.)
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