15 tunes that reflect the breadth and diversity of jazz, from the great African-American tradition to the vibrant and multicultural sounds of jazz today
arrangements by jazz arrangers, carefully researched and designed to accommodate teacher and pupil alike
an approach that encourages playing by ear
‘minus-one’ rhythm-section tracks and full performances recorded by top jazz musicians
written-out piano score
sections for improvised solos, with notated guideline pitches to get you started
background information including suggestions for further listening
Contents
Keith Jarrettarr. Charles Beale Everything that Lives Laments
Miles Davisarr. Pete Churchill Freddie Freeloader
Jesse Stonearr. Pete Churchill Idaho
Billy Austin, Louis Jordanarr. Pete Churchill Is you is, or Is you ain't (ma' Baby)?
Miles Davisarr. Charles Beale Jean Pierre
Gil Evansarr. Pete Saberton Las Vegas Tango
Kurt Weill, Bertolt Brechtarr. Nikki Iles, Dave Bitelli Mack the Knife
Abdullah Ibrahimarr. Huw Warren Mannenberg
Bill Leearr. Bill Kinghorn Mo’ Better Blues
Trad.arr. Liam Noble Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
Tito Puentearr. Charles Beale Oye como va
Shorty Rogersarr. Malcolm Miles Short Stop
Duke Ellington, Eddie DeLange, Irving Millsarr. Steve Hill Solitude
Charles Lloydarr. Liam Noble, Will Michael Sombrero Sam
Sonny Rollinsarr. Richard Michael Sonnymoon for Two