Schott Jazzmethode T-Sax

Schott The Jazz Method For Soprano/Tenor Saxophone - learn the most important jazz styles and rhythms. Written by John O'Neil (German language). Includes CD. Blues For Beginners, Progression, Out For The Count, Times Remembered, P.M., Third Attempt, Flat 5, Interstellar, 251, Home Bass, James, South View, Minor Problem, Devil Music, Breaking Point, Transition, Sylvie's Dance, K.o., The Bottom Line, Sequence, Fourths, Roberto, Romancing, Blue Jean, Bird Waltz, A Song For Sophie, Apologies To Daisy, The Way Of All Things, Like Benny, Tongue-twister, Lullaby, Alicante, Exercise In Rhythm, The Loneliest Monk, Round And Round Again, 'trane Refrain, Blue Monk, A Bossa For Betty, Familiarity, Sister Caroline, Sister Caroline, Lucky Rhythm, Summer Hummer, Lady Pres, Country Road, Euphrates, Endless Night, Oh When The Saints Go Marching In, I Never Knew, Danny Boy, Blue Samba, Doxy, St. Thomas, The Right Time, Tango Cool, Nicole, Peace, Spanish Steps, Persuasion, It's All Yours, On The Street, Greensleeves, Five Jive, Straight, No Chaser, My Little Suede Shoes, Yardbird Suite.

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Level Of Difficulty	Easy
Incl. CD	Yes

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The standard for jazz saxophonists

Marc aus J., 28.10.2009

This book is recommended for those who are starting from scratch to learn an instrument. In addition to a brief introduction to the notes reading, there are detailed and illustrated descriptions of the body, the attitude of the instrument and the tone generation.

The enclosed audio CD offers from the beginning a very authentic and grooving accompaniment, which also make the first attempts to go for real music. The improvisation is also very early. In the course of the school, there are always small chapters on scales, auditory education, introductory harmonies, phrasing, rhythm, etc., which extend the understanding of music and improvisation.

In my view, the jumps occurring at the end of the pieces are disadvantageous. Especially at the beginning, the pieces build very well on one another without which one feels overwhelmed. In the end you can bite your teeth. There would have been a few "links" very helpful.

Nevertheless, it is a lot of fun to learn with this school until the end, and if you have disciplined and accompanied by a teacher, you should have a solid basic technique and the introduction into further literature is not difficult.

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