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This book is a prerequisite for entering New York University's Summer Guitar Intensive Program and provides students studying independently with the tools they will need to successfully move on to Volume 1. Our Ensemble Method presents a breakthrough approach for teaching guitarists how to sight read. Each chapter has eighth note, sixteenth note, single string, lines, and chord exercises. The book also includes modal jazz vamps and solos and is an excellent resource for lab/ensemble studies as it contains 3 and 4-part reading examples.
About the Author
Bruce Arnold was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Music degree from the Berklee College Of Music, plus extensive studies under Charlie Banacos and Jerry Bergonzi. After moving to New York City, Mr. Arnold developed an enviable reputation as a composer and guitar virtuoso. His works are a startlingly original juxtaposition of 20th Century twelve-tone compositional methods and jazz improvisation techniques. The Los Angeles Times has said that "Arnold s music never loses its contact with jazz and he deserves credit for his effort to expand the potential of the jazz palette." He is also the first guitarist to take full advantage of Supercollider, an object-oriented computer software program developed for digital sound processing, in live performance. As an educator, Mr. Arnold has taught at the New England Conservatory of Music, Dartmouth College, and The Berklee College of Music. He presently teaches at Princeton University, New York University, and the New School. He is the author of more than 40 music instruction texts devoted to crucial aspects of guitar technique, theory, ear training, time, sight reading, and the overall mastery of high-level performance skills.
This book is a prerequisite for entering New York University's Summer Guitar Intensive Program and provides students studying independently with the tools they will need to successfully move on to Volume 1. Our Ensemble Method presents a breakthrough approach for teaching guitarists how to sight read. Each chapter has eighth note, sixteenth note, single string, lines, and chord exercises. The book also includes modal jazz vamps and solos and is an excellent resource for lab/ensemble studies as it contains 3 and 4-part reading examples.
About the Author
Bruce Arnold was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Music degree from the Berklee College Of Music, plus extensive studies under Charlie Banacos and Jerry Bergonzi. After moving to New York City, Mr. Arnold developed an enviable reputation as a composer and guitar virtuoso. His works are a startlingly original juxtaposition of 20th Century twelve-tone compositional methods and jazz improvisation techniques. The Los Angeles Times has said that "Arnold s music never loses its contact with jazz and he deserves credit for his effort to expand the potential of the jazz palette." He is also the first guitarist to take full advantage of Supercollider, an object-oriented computer software program developed for digital sound processing, in live performance. As an educator, Mr. Arnold has taught at the New England Conservatory of Music, Dartmouth College, and The Berklee College of Music. He presently teaches at Princeton University, New York University, and the New School. He is the author of more than 40 music instruction texts devoted to crucial aspects of guitar technique, theory, ear training, time, sight reading, and the overall mastery of high-level performance skills.
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