100 Jazz Patterns for Chromatic Harmonica: +Audio Examples
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (838 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 151415322X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 54 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
As an instructor of the harmonica, Prené has skillfully and carefully selected the jazz patterns in this guide to entice and challenge students. The book contains over 100 Jazz patterns, Major and Minor scales, Bebop scales, Popular modes, Hanon-type warm up exercises -- written in all keys, in standard notation and harmonica tabs. Prené plays all patterns and examples to help students master the harmonica — all available to download from a URL (web link) included inside.. This book features a foreword and introduction by Yvonnick Prené, a discography and more for harmonica enthusiasts of any level. 100 Jazz Patterns for Chromatic is the ideal book for beginner harmonica players seeking a well-organized, easy-to-follow encyclopedia of scales and exercises, as well as professionals who want to develop their knowledge of jazz improvisation and take it to new heights. It also includes licks in the style of Toots Thielemans, Stevie Wonder and Larry Adler
He has recorded three albums as a leader and been working with todays top jazz artists such as Kevin Hays, Rich Perry, Aaron Parks, Jon Cowherd, Donald Edwards, Cyrille Aimee, Alan Hampton, Laurent Cugny, Ugonna Okegwo, Steve Cardenas, Alex Tassel and Scott Tixier among others. Since moving to New York City, composer and educator Yvonnick Prene has become one of th
. He has recorded three albums as a leader and been working with todays top jazz artists such as Kevin Hays, Rich Perry, Aaron Parks, Jon Cowherd, Donald Edwards, Cyrille Aimee, Alan Hampton, Laurent Cugny, Ugonna Okegwo, Steve Cardenas, Alex Tassel and Scott Tixier among others. Yvonnick graduated at the Sorbonne University in Paris with a Masters degree in Music and was awarded scholarships to attend Columbia University and The New School where he studied with notably Reggie Workman, Lee Konitz, John Patittuci and Aaron Goldberg. About the Author Since moving to New York City, composer and educator Yvonnick Prene has become one of the rising stars in harmonica world and a sideman in demand. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Performance in 2011 and soon afterwards started his professional jazz career. In 2012 he signed with the Danish label SteepleChase Records and recorded “Jour de Fete” his debut album. In his four s
"Five Stars" according to Mitchell R.. great teacher material. J. Pittson said A Real advance in the study of Jazz Harmonica!!. Yvonnick is a consummate artist of the chromatic harmonica and a fine teacher who is taking the instrument into the "A Real advance in the study of Jazz Harmonica!!" according to J. Pittson. Yvonnick is a consummate artist of the chromatic harmonica and a fine teacher who is taking the instrument into the 21st century by providing a much needed resource for this great instrument! This volume is a well conceived volume for the individual who is looking to master the chromatic harmonica. Yvonnick has the right stuff and he is going to be regarded as one of the greatest jazz harmonica players: he is truly an exceptional. 1st century by providing a much needed resource for this great instrument! This volume is a well conceived volume for the individual who is looking to master the chromatic harmonica. Yvonnick has the right stuff and he is going to be regarded as one of the greatest jazz harmonica players: he is truly an exceptional. "A new reference for all Harmonica players" according to Franck Douglas. This book is for me the new reference for all the aspiring and professional harmonica players. Whether you're an improviser or not, whether you play Jazz, Blues, Folk or even Classical music you'll get a lot from practicing the exercises presented in this book. Not only you'll improve your technique, but you'll also train your ears to absorb a while new melodic language. The material here is shown and explained in a very clear an