product id: 49519
Arrangement: keyboard
Product type: Instrumental Tutor
Media: Sheet Music and CD
Pages: 71
Author: Denke, Debbie
Language: English
Expected shipping time: 14 days
Price: 17.95 euro Amazing Phrasing is for any keyboard player interested in learning how to improvise and how to improve their creative phrasing. This method is divided into three parts. - Melody
From scales to arpeggios, from using licks, riffs, and runs to playing "outside," this section focuses on melodic strategies for improvisation. Wondering what to do with your right hand when it's time for you to take the lead? Not sure how to build a solo from start to finish? Here's where to begin. - Harmony
Whether comping or soloing, harmony is essential to improvisation, and this section covers it. Need to harmonize a melody in your right hand? Want to learn to comp with your left hand while soloing with your right? Need some common chord progressions to practice? How about some two-handed voicings for your combo playing? Want to add chord extensions or create a bass line? - Rhythm and Style
Swing, laying back, shaping your phrases with accents...this last section puts the finishing touches on your improvisational technique. You'll learn approaches to working with and around other musicians, and you'll practice comping and soloing over progressions in various styles - from rock to bossa nova to swing to bebop.
Song list
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Accents Within Phrases
An Attitude Of Confidence
Arpeggios
Balad
Be Tasteful
Bossa Nova
Building A Solo
Chromatic Passing Chords
Chromatic Pickups
Chromatic Side-slipping
Classical (Theme And Variations)
Combo Voicings
Common Tones
Crazy Lyrics
Extra Chords
Harmonizing With Chord Tones
Harmony
Jazz Waltz
Laying Back
Left-hand Rhythms
Licks, Riffs, And Runs
Melodic Embellishment
Melody
Playing For Dancers
Playing Outside
Quartal Chord Voiings
Rhythm And Style
Rhythmic Displacement
Rock
Salsa/Afro-cuban
Scale Accents
Slow And Bluesy
Solo Voicings
Soloing Melodically
Spread Chords
Sus Chord
Swing
The "Other" Blues Scale
The Bass Line
The Blues Scale
The Dorian Scale
The I-vi-ii-v Progression
The Major Scale
The Mixolydian Scale
The Scale/Chord Approach
The Swing Thing
Thirds And Sixths
Troubleshooting
Up-tempo Jazz And Bebop
When Adding Extensions Doesn't Work
Working With Singers
Working Without A Bassist
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