Neihaus, Lennie: Maiden Voyage for Tenor & Soprano Sax and Clarinet Vol. 54
Sheet music and CD
Edited by Aebersold, Jamey
Setting: Saxophone (tenor), Saxophone (soprano), Saxophone, Clarinet
Series: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Genre: Jazz, blues, latin
Language: English
Length: 32 pages
Publisher: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Item number: 635621501171
This book teams up Grammy winner Lennie Niehaus with the great jazz saxophonist and educator Greg Fishman for a set of exciting jazz solos written for the intermediate sax player. These 14 jazz solos were written to be played with Jamey's popular 'Volume 54, Maiden Voyage' play-a-long and, since they are by Lennie, you know they swing and are fun to play.
To make it even better, we've included a play-a-long/demonstration online audio with jazz saxophone master Greg Fishman playing the solos with the Volume 54 accompaniment tracks to demonstrate proper jazz feel and interpretation. Lennie writes - Greg plays. You listen, play and learn.
To make it even better, we've included a play-a-long/demonstration online audio with jazz saxophone master Greg Fishman playing the solos with the Volume 54 accompaniment tracks to demonstrate proper jazz feel and interpretation. Lennie writes - Greg plays. You listen, play and learn.
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Saxophone (tenor), Saxophone (soprano), Saxophone, Clarinet
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