Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco: Symmetrical Scales in Bass Clef

Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco: Symmetrical Scales in Bass Clef - Paperback

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Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco: Symmetrical Scales in Bass Clef

Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco: Symmetrical Scales in Bass Clef - Paperback

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Book Overview

Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco is a set of etudes based on a central feature of Flamenco - the various divisions of twos and threes that can be combined in a measure of 12/8. There are three books in the series; Major Modes, Jazz Minor Scales, and Symmetrical Scales. Each book is available in treble or bass clef. There are four sections in each book; Scale Rhythms (etudes on the scales in the various accent patterns), Arpeggio Patterns (etudes on the thirteen chords generated by each of the modes/scales), and two sets of Integrated Patterns that assign different pitch relationships to the rhythmic groupings. These etudes are a fun and challenging way of practicing that will develop advanced capacities of fundamental jazz harmonic/melodic materials, hone your triplet meter time, and increase your rhythmic and melodic flexibility.

ISBN9781505578126
Author Malcolm Lynn Baker
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreYoung adult
FormatPaperback
PublishedDecember 2014
LanguageENG- English
Pages34
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Malcolm Lynn Baker

Lynn is an active performer and clinician, performing on Soprano and Tenor Saxophones, and Percussion in Lynn Baker Quartet, the free-improvisation trio Rhythmic_Void, performing with and directing the Rocky Mountain Jazz Repertoire Orchestra. His clinician appearances at colleges, universities, high schools, and festivals have taken him across North American and to Asia. He is a Origin Records recording artist and his debut release Azure Intention, was released September 2010 and appears on many "Best Jazz CD" of 2010 lists. His recent release, LectroCoustic, is an anthology of compositions inspired by African-American dance grooves Lynn Baker is also the Director of the Jazz Studies and Commercial Music Program at the Lamont School of Music, University of Denver, where he directs the Lamont Jazz Orchestra, coaches combos, and teaches Jazz Improvisation and Composition, Jazz History, and Jazz Techniques classes. Lynn holds degrees from the University of Oregon and Western Oregon University and has also studied at Mt Hood Community College with Larry McVeigh and at Indiana University with David Baker, Dominic Spera and Eugene Robinson. Before coming to Denver in 1993 Lynn taught at Indiana University and before that Carleton College, and universities in Oregon. Lynn is an award-winning composer, performer, and educator winning the 1987 Westside Composer Award (Minneapolis, MN), the 1995 COVisions Award for Jazz Composition, the 1980 Ruth Loraine Close award in performance (University of Oregon), and the 2005 Downbeat Magazine award for Outstanding Achievement in Jazz Education - College Level and students and ensembles from Lamont are frequent Downbeat Student Music Award winners.

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