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Small Ensemble - Level 1 - Digital Download SKU: A0.750321 Composed by Pearl Lewis, Eddie Lewis. Children. Score and parts. 53 pages. Tiger Music #4829773. Published by Tiger Music (A0.750321). The MONSTER MUSIC JOURNAL is a wild and whacky, monster-infested space for you to fill with music compositions, transcriptions of your favorite songs, music theory exercises, and other monstrous things that mean something to you (or your music instructor). The MONSTER MUSIC JOURNAL is a musical playground. The generously spaced staff lines make writing musical notes easy for beginners (or for those who like to live life BIG - and let's be honest: who doesn't like to live life really BIG). Plus, there is plenty of boxed-off writing space for non-musical notes, so you can include song lyrics, love letters, homework assignments, thoughts, poems, or questions to ask your teacher. Hey, there is even space for you to scribble or to doodle your own family of monsters. The MONSTER MUSIC JOURNAL is heavily illustrated with line art monster characters that will tickle the imagination of kids and adults. Every turn of the page presents you with new monsters. Naturally, they are all trying to look grim, but rest assured - they are all very docile. And because the illustrations in the book are simple line art, you are free to add color to the manuscript or note pages. This is a music journal and not a coloring book, but there is no shortage of things (well, creatures actually) that you can color, if you so wish. Created by the musician and illustrator husband-and-wife team, Eddie Lewis and Pearl Lewis, this music journal has many uses. Let it turn dull, repetitive music theory exercises into an adventure at every turn of the page. Suggest the illustrations as prompts for improvised music. Gift it to your teacher or your student or your musician buddy. Or use the journal to introduce young musicians to composition and transcription. Music homework just got a MAJOR upgrade on the fun scale.

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Go With the Flow by Eddie Lewis Trumpet

Trumpet - Digital Download Composed by Eddie Lewis. Method, Etudes and Exercises, Gen…(+)

Trumpet - Digital Download Composed by Eddie Lewis. Method, Etudes and Exercises, General Instructional, Technique Training. 48 pages. Published by Tiger Music
Go with the Flow for Trumpet by Eddie Lewis includes twenty-one original flow study etudes tailored for use with the Daily Routines book. With three etudes for each of the seven levels of the Daily Routines book, Go with the Flow with simple quarter-note and half-note flow studies limited in range to tuning note C. It progresses to advanced flow study etudes which cover a full professional range (to G above high C). The etudes systematically cover all twelve keys and a variety of time signatures.<br> <br> While the Go with the Flow book was originally intended to be used as a supplement to the more popular Daily Routines, it is also used by some trumpet players as a more musical alternative to a physical trumpet warm-up. The etudes progress slowly in range, length and difficulty offering a logical progression for someone who is tired of warming up on amusical exercises.
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Trumpet Duet - Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Various. Arranged by Eddie Lewis. Christian, Sacred, General Worship, Christmas, Easter. Score. 69 pages. Published by Tiger Music
Trumpet Pro Pentatonic Tonalization<br> Introduction<br> Pro Pentatonics is a new book from the constantly growing Total Tonalization Series. It is book number five in the pentatonic series.<br> <br> Technique in the form of pentatonic scales is most enthusiastically sought after by jazz musicians. Although the scale and its compositional uses are not limited to jazz, the practice of those scales is almost exclusively a "jazz thing." Not only is the pentatonic scale the root of the blues scale, but it is also used to varied degrees by most modern jazz musicians.<br> <br> That said, there are certain benefits to practicing pentatonic scales that apply to all musicianship. For example, I believe that the best way to begin to learn and understand quartal harmony is via practicing the pentatonic scales. Pentatonic scales are constructed in perfect fourths. Let's look at the C pentatonic as an example:<br> <br> E - A - D - G - C<br> <br> Five notes a fourth apart from each other, beginning on E, produces all of the notes of the C pentatonic scale:<br> <br> C - D - E - G - A<br> <br> For this reason, the traditional scale patterns come alive with the sound of perfect fourths when applied to the pentatonic scale.<br> <br> Quartal harmony is not limited to jazz compositions or improvisation. Many musicians since the early twentieth century have written compositions utilizing quartal harmony, and I believe that the first step to understanding those compositions and performing them is in practicing the pentatonic scales.<br> <br> Aside from the theoretical applications of the pentatonic scale, there are also technical reasons to practice them. The removal of the fourth and seventh scale degrees (the tritone) creates a scale and inherent patterns which become far clumsier to perform than the traditional major scales. The agility and flexibility required offer the diligent practicer an edge over those who do not practice such things.

Trumpet - Advanced Intermediate - Digital Download Composed by Eddie Lewis. Method, Etudes and Exercises, General Instructional, Technique Training. 65 pages. Published by Tiger Music
Trumpet Pro Pentatonic Tonalization Introduction Pro Pentatonics is a new book from the constantly growing Total Tonalization Series. It is book number five in the pentatonic series. Technique in the form of pentatonic scales is most enthusiastically sought after by jazz musicians. Although the scale and its compositional uses are not limited to jazz, the practice of those scales is almost exclusively a \"jazz thing.\" Not only is the pentatonic scale the root of the blues scale, but it is also used to varied degrees by most modern jazz musicians. That said, there are certain benefits to practicing pentatonic scales that apply to all musicianship. For example, I believe that the best way to begin to learn and understand quartal harmony is via practicing the pentatonic scales. Pentatonic scales are constructed in perfect fourths. Let\'s look at the C pentatonic as an example: E - A - D - G - C Five notes a fourth apart from each other, beginning on E, produces all of the notes of the C pentatonic scale: C - D - E - G - A For this reason, the traditional scale patterns come alive with the sound of perfect fourths when applied to the pentatonic scale. Quartal harmony is not limited to jazz compositions or improvisation. Many musicians since the early twentieth century have written compositions utilizing quartal harmony, and I believe that the first step to understanding those compositions and performing them is in practicing the pentatonic scales. Aside from the theoretical applications of the pentatonic scale, there are also technical reasons to practice them. The removal of the fourth and seventh scale degrees (the tritone) creates a scale and inherent patterns which become far clumsier to perform than the traditional major scales. The agility and flexibility required offer the diligent practicer an edge over those who do not practice such things.