Roidinger, Adelheit: Jazz Improvisation & Pentatonic
Book and CD
Setting: Bb, Es or C instrument
Genre: Jazz, blues, latin
Language: English, German, French
Length: 80 pages
Weight: 0.31 kg
Published: December 1987
Publisher: Advance Music
Item number: ADV14300
ISMN: 9790206310249
Jazz Improvisation & Pentatonic by Adelhard Roidinger is a comprehensive guide to scales and related chords, offering practical advice on how they may be used in jazz improvisation.
Contents | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | The 4 Basic Scales in Jazz Improvisation | |
| 2. | The 8 Basic Pentatonic Scales | |
| 3. | The 4 Basic Scales in Jazz Improvisation | |
| 4. | Their Modes and Scale Voicings | |
| 5. | Pentatonic and Scale Relationships | |
| 6. | Basic Exercises on Pentatonics | |
| 7. | Advanced Exercises on Pentatonics | |
| 8. | Exercises on Scales | |
| 9. | Exercises on Hexatonics | |
| 10. | Application of Pentatonic Scales to Chord Progressions | |
| 11. | Application of Pentatonic Sacles to Modal Harmony | |
| 12. | Pentatonics and Scales in Relationship to the Overtone Series | |
| 13. | 8 Altered Pentatonics | |
| 14. | The 4 Basic Scales in Jazz Improvisation | |
| 15. | Their Inside Pentatonics | |
| 16. | The 4 Basic Scales in Jazz Improvisation | |
| 17. | With Altered Seconds, Thirds, Fifths and Sixths | |
| 18. | 16 Pentatonic Scales and their Exact Inversions | |
| 19. | Play-A-Long Compositions | |
| 20. | About the Author | |
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