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How to Listen to Jazz  
 
How to Listen to Jazz 
Jerry Coker has written this book to fill the need for a layman’s guide to understanding improvisation and its importance in the development of this artistically rich yet complex music form. Without relying on overly technical language or terms, Jerry Coker shows how you can become a knowledgeable jazz listener - whether you are an aspiring musician, student, jazz aficionado, or new listener. In addition to looking at the structure of jazz and explaining what qualities to look for in a piece, the author provides a complete chronology of the growth of jazz, from its beginnings in the rags of Scott Joblin, the New Orleans style of the 1920’s made famous by Bessie Smith, Bix Beiderbecke and Louis Armstrong, the Swing Era with Benny Goodman and Art Tatum, Be-Bop, post Be-Bop, to the greats of modern Jazz, including Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Freddie Hubbard, and Wes Montgomery.

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SKU AM2513
Author Jerry Coker
Format Book
Duration 144 pages
Dimensions 140mm x 215mm
Publisher Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Stock In Stock
Price: £7.25

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