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Arranging Jazz: Modern Jazz Voicings

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Media: Sheet Music and CD
Language: English
Arrangement: Jazz Ensemble (ENS)
Author: Ted Pease; Ken Pullig
Publisher: Hal Leonard
Series: Berklee Guide

   
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Arranging for small and medium ensembles by Ted Pease and Ken Pullig. Add colour, character and sophistication to your chord voicings. Learn to use fourths, clusters, upper-structure triads, and other advanced arranging and performing techniques for three to six parts. A step-by-step process with exercises and recorded examples. A knowledge of basic music theory is necessary to use this book. Experience in arranging music would be beneficial.

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Sales Rank:
6047
Published on:
01/08/2001
Format:
Theory
Length:
136 pages
Language:
English
Catalogue #:
HL50449485
ISBN:
Not specified

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Basic Voicings
Chord Scales
Fundamental Tools And Techniques
Instrumental Information
Voicing With Upper Structure Triads
Voicings In Fourths
Voicings In Seconds
Writing For Six Parts

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Customer Rating Modern Jazz Voicings teaches you how to write in fourths, clusters and uppers structure triads in an easy way. The best feature in this book is the recorded examples. Any book that claims to be a great arranging book needs to have decent recorded examples - the readers can easily digest the techniques since they are available to their ears. Also, the recordings not only include horn section, but they use different orchestration to illustrate the voicings explained. I strongly recommend this book.
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