David Liebman Jazz Tenor Solos Exactly as Played During the Original Studio Recording of Volume 19
Original price
$600TWD
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Original price
$600TWD
Original price
$600TWD
$600TWD
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$600TWD
Current price
$600TWD
Composer: Liebman David
Instrument: Saxophone
Publisher: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Difficulty: Intermediate / Advanced;
Genre: Jazz
Description:
Imagine being able to hear a giant of the tenor saxophone and follow his every note in an accompanying book, or better yet, play his solos by yourself with the Volume 19 "David Liebman" play-along. During the recording session of the Vol. 19 play-along, Dave Liebman soloed with the rhythm section to give them inspiration (it can be difficult to comp when there is no soloist to accompany). His playing was so exciting and such a classic example of modern tenor playing, that the recording was released as a separate item. To make it even better, six of the eight solos have been transcribed in an accompanying book so that you can see and play along! This is the ultimate study in Dave's improv techniques and concepts and a perfect example of what propelled him to jazz super-stardom and an eventual NEA award. For all jazz soloists---not just tenor players!
Instrument: Saxophone
Publisher: Jamey Aebersold Jazz
Difficulty: Intermediate / Advanced;
Genre: Jazz
Description:
Imagine being able to hear a giant of the tenor saxophone and follow his every note in an accompanying book, or better yet, play his solos by yourself with the Volume 19 "David Liebman" play-along. During the recording session of the Vol. 19 play-along, Dave Liebman soloed with the rhythm section to give them inspiration (it can be difficult to comp when there is no soloist to accompany). His playing was so exciting and such a classic example of modern tenor playing, that the recording was released as a separate item. To make it even better, six of the eight solos have been transcribed in an accompanying book so that you can see and play along! This is the ultimate study in Dave's improv techniques and concepts and a perfect example of what propelled him to jazz super-stardom and an eventual NEA award. For all jazz soloists---not just tenor players!