Like Someone In Love

A collection of the world's best loved jazz classics catering for players of all standards.

A great collection of 60 jazz standards arranged especially for beginning-level guitarists.

One of the foremost Jazz guitarists of his generation, three-time Grammy nominee Mike Stern is celebrated in this set of transcriptions spanning his rich and varied career.

Discover the magic of Guitar wizard Mike Stern with this special edition of Signature Licks that includes an interview and lesson with Stern, exclusive gear info, in-depth analysis of 14 songs, plus an audio CD.

This 71-minute CD (20 tunes) is comprised of music previously released on four Storyville LPs in 1980, 1986 & 1987.
The CD is in five parts, each featuring Jesper Thilo together with a prominent American musician: Clark Terry, Harry ”Sweets” Edison, Roland Hanna, Kenny Drew and Al Grey.
Besides the famous American guests, these sessions also feature the best Danish jazz musicians.

These are complex and challenging arrangements for the upper intermediate or advanced guitarist by the composer of some of the all-time great Jazz standards.

Jim Odrich has provided piano arrangements of some of the best bossa novas. Hear Mr. Odrich perform them, then try them yourself with the provided accompaniments.

A challenging and rewarding learning experience for all proficient Jazz pianists who want to broaden their vocabulary and improvise more creatively, based around six stunning standards.

Over 100 great jazz standards arranged for C instruments, including tracks by Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and Charlie Parker.

Recordings contain 30 extended tracks of recorded background. Great primer for learning basic skills in Major and Minor keys. Advanced players will want to work on 'double-timing', playing 'outside' and 'side-slipping' in all keys at comfortable tempos.

Twelve more great Standards to choose from. A complete, balanced set of well-known songs that work as well for a wedding and other professional engagements as they do for a jazz jam session.

The ancestor of all modern jazz pianists, Bud Powell's style and creativity from the mid forties to fifties was unrivalled.