Jazz Trumpet Tunes Level/Grade 1
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Jazz Trumpet Tunes Level/Grade 1

Jazz Trumpet Tunes Level/Grade 1
  • Instrumentation Trumpet and Piano
  • Edition Sheet Music and CD
  • Publisher ABRSM Publishing
  • Order no. 9781860963100
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Description:

Fifteen tunes that reflect the breadth and diversity of jazz, from the great African-American tradition to the vibrant and multicultural sounds of jazz today. Introduces an approach that encourages playing by ear. Includes a CD featuring playalong rhythm-section tracks and full performances recorded by top jazz musicians. Also contains a written-out piano score and sections for improvised solos, with notated guideline pitches to get you started.
  • Blues Oriental [Milt Jackson]
  • Cornerstone [Don Drummond]
  • Jungle Bit [Roland Alphonso]
  • Song, Tread Lightly [Jan Garbarek]
  • It's me, O Lord [Trad.]
  • Short Stop [Shorty Rogers]
  • Swingin' the Blues [Count Basie / Ed Durham]
  • Moonglow [Will Hudson / Eddie DeLange / Irving Mills]
  • 'S Wonderful [George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin]
  • When the Saints go Marchin' in [James M Black / Katherine Purvis]
  • Idaho [Jesse Stone]
  • Is you is, or Is you ain't (ma' Baby?) [Billy Austin / Louis Jordan]
  • Steppin' Out [Nikki Iles]
  • Jean Pierre [Miles Davis]
  • Awa [Iain Dixon]
  • Weight: 245 g
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Accompaniment: Piano
  • ISBN: 9781860963100
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