24 beautiful, well-known standards in keys comfortable for most female singers. The first-class rhythm section plays each song with a special sensitivity and with the singer in mind, including intros that help orient the singer to the melody. Special stereo separation allows piano playing singers to eliminate the piano track and play/sing along with the bass and drums. Book includes lyrics written over the melody notes and chord changes. It Had to be You (Eb) - A Foggy Day (C) - Alone Together (A minor) - Body and Soul (Bb) - But Not for Me (Bb) - Bye Bye Blackbird (C) - Days of Wine and Roses (C) - East of the Sun (Eb) - Fool's Rush In (G) - I Cover the Waterfront (Eb) - I Thought About You (C) - Love For Sale (Fminor) - Misty (C) - My Funny Valentine (A minor) - September in the Rain (C) - Skylark (C) - Stardust (Ab) - Stars Fell on Alabama (Ab) - Summertime (D) - That's All (Ab) - Time after Time (Ab) - What is This Thing Called Love? (G) - What's New (G) - You Go To My Head (C) Support média : Compact disc Langue : en anglais

Jazz Play-Along Volume 150-For use with all B-flat E-flat C and BC instruments the Jazz Play-Along series is the ultimate learning tool for all jazz musicians. With musician-friendly lead sheets melody cues and other split-track choices included as audio files to download online this first-of-its-kind package makes learning to play jazz easier than ever before. FOR STUDY each tune includes a split track with: ? Melody cue with proper style and inflection ? Professional rhythm tracks ? Choruses for soloing ? Removable bass part ? Removable piano part. FOR PERFORMANCE each tune also has: ? An additional full stereo accompaniment track(no melody) ? Additional choruses for soloing.In this special instructional edition technical concepts used in jazz improvising are covered in detail - from scales to chord progressions to II-V-I patterns. And in true Jazz Play-Along fashion there are also plenty of play-along tracks based on common chord progressions and songs so you can apply the concepts you learn right away in context. Topics covered include: essential chord-to-scale relationships ? making music with scales ? chord tones ? adding chromatics ? other scales ? fundamental harmony ? the II-V-I progression ? advanced harmony ? ?must-know? progressions ? improvising ? modern concepts in improvising ? suggested listening.