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The Jazz Standards Study Workbook

Published Date: January 9, 2024

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Description

How to Learn and Organize your Repertoire

 

If you want to start playing the basic must-know jazz standards in an organized way, you´ll find in this book a step-by-step roadmap to play the most common standards of the jazz repertoire.

 

What you will find in this book:

180 pages.

100 must-know jazz standards in order of keys, forms, styles, colors,  modulations, chord families, rhythms, time signatures, level of difficulty, contrafacts, and play-a-longs.

Jazz styles. Jazz forms. Selected recordings.

The jazz standard study, melody, harmony, rhythm, analysis, interpretation, and improvisation.

The daily study session.

Models and templates.

Quotes.

 

The contents of the book are related to the rest of the Jazz Language Workbooks series.

Learn how to analyze and play the jazz standard.

Download the Jazz Standards Study Workbook and start organizing your jazz standards study session.

 

Contents

Introduction to the Study of Jazz Standards
Jazz Standards in Alphabetical Order
Jazz Standards in Order of Year of Composition
The Jazz Standard Lead Sheet
Musical Symbols in The Jazz Standard Lead Sheet
Analysis of the Key of the Jazz Standard
The Key Signature of the Jazz Standard Lead Sheet
Chord Symbols
Elements of Analysis in the Jazz Standard: All Of Me
Jazz Styles
Quote – Ahmad Jamal
Jazz Language: Styles
Jazz Standards in Order of Styles
Quote – Horace Silver
Jazz Standards in Order of Recordings
Jazz Records: Listening Guide
Jazz Standards in Order of Lyricists
Jazz Forms
Quote – Form
Jazz Language: Forms
Jazz Forms: AABA and variations
Jazz Forms: The Blues
Jazz Forms: Dominant Blues. Harmonic Paradigm
Jazz Forms: Major Blues. Harmonic Paradigm
Jazz Forms: Minor Blues. Harmonic Paradigm
Jazz Forms: 16 Bars
Jazz Forms: 16 Bars. Harmonic Paradigm
Jazz Forms: Rhythm Changes
Jazz Forms: Rhythm Changes. Harmonic Paradigm
Jazz Forms: 24 Bars
Jazz Forms: Modal and Tonal-Modal
Jazz Forms: Added Sections
Jazz Forms: Added Sections to the Jazz Standard
Jazz Standards in Order of Forms
The Jazz Standard Melody
Quote – Dizzy Gillespie
Melodic Analysis of the Jazz Standard
Transformation of the Jazz Standard Melody
How to Read the Jazz Standard Melody
Rhythmic Reading of the Jazz Standard Melody
Jazz Language: Blue Note
Jazz Language: Riff
Jazz Language: Ghost Note
The Jazz Standard Harmony
Quote – George Russell
Introduction to Jazz Harmony
Chord Types
Jazz Language: The Tritone
Jazz Standards in Order of Keys
Jazz Standards in Order of Colors
Types of Modulation in the Jazz Standard
Jazz standards in Order of Modulations and II-V-I Progressions
Harmonic Patterns in the Jazz Standard
Introduction to the Study of Jazz Scales
Major Scale: Emotional Classification of the Modes
Jazz Standard Characteristics: Blues For Alice
Jazz Standard Characteristics -template-
Blues For Alice: Analysis -model-
Blues For Alice: Analysis -template-
Reharmonization of the Jazz Standard: Techniques
Reharmonization of the Jazz Standard
Jazz Language: Chromaticism
Jazz Standards in Order of Chord Families
Jazz Standards in Order of Contrafacts
The Jazz Standard Rhythm
Quote – Mike Longo
Introduction to Jazz Rhythm and Articulation
Jazz Language: Syncopation
Basic Syncopated Rhythmic Patterns
Jazz Language: Articulations
Rhythmic Transformation of the Jazz Standard Melody
Rhythmic Transformation of the Jazz Standard
Jazz Language: Rhythms
Jazz Language: Swing
Jazz Language: Groove
Jazz Standards in Order of Rhythms
Quote – Dave Brubeck
Jazz Standards with Unusual Time Signatures
The Jazz Standard Improvisation
Quote – Wynton Marsalis
Introduction to Jazz Improvisation
Preparatory Exercises to the Improvisation Over a Jazz Standard
Solo Analysis: “Cantabile”
The Jazz Standard Interpretation
Quote – Gary Bartz
Interpretation of the Jazz Standard Melody: Resources
Interpretation of the Jazz Standard Melody: Blues For Alice
Jazz Language: Phrasing
Phrasing in the Composition of the Jazz Standard
The Jazz Standard Study
Quote – The Four Stages of Learning
Jazz Standards in Order of Level of Difficulty
10 Must-Know Jazz Standards
The Daily Study Session -Model-
The Daily Study Session -Template-
Daily Technical Instrumental Exercises
The Order of Study of the Jazz Standard
The Jazz Language Roadmap
Jazz Language: Play-A-Longs
Jazz Standards in Order of Play-A-Longs
Organization of the Study Materials
Jazz Language: Glossary
Quote – Seth Godin
Notes I
Notes II

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  1. adrian
    adrian April 9, 2024 at 3:45 PM .

    pregunta: tengo la version en castellano del 2017. Que diferencias hay con este workbook?

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