The Ramon Ricker Improvisation Series : The Developing Improviser. Band 4. Lehrbuch. (The Ramon Ricker Improvisation Series Band 4) （1999. 118 S. 303 mm）

Ricker, Ramon

SCHOTT MUSIC, MAINZ（1999発売）

• 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版
• 商品コード 9783892212287

Description

(Short description)
Deals exclusively with the II-V-I progression for players of all levels who are serious about learning to play on changes. Topics include half-diminished chords, guide tones, walking bass lines, major scales with passing tones, rhythm changes, learning the melody/lyrics and using them as a basis for improvisation, and more.
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VOLUME FOUR is devoted exclusively to the melodic minor scale and its use in jazz. The concept behind this book is to learn this scale extremely well then to find as many different places as possible to use it. If the student can master it, HEAR IT, and learn to use it with many different chord types, seemingly difficult chord progressions can be simplified and an expanded harmonic/melodic vocabulary will result.BACKGROUND: Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor as Taught in Traditional and Jazz TheoryTHEORY: Modes of the Melodic Minor, How to Practice Diatonic Seventh Chords, How to Practice Melodic Minor Scales with a Passing Tone, Application of Melodic Minor Scales to Various Chord Types, Summary of Melodic Minor Chord/Scale Relationships, A Reminder About Altered Dominant ChordsWORKOUTS: Melodic Minor Workouts, How to Practice Workouts, Minor Chords, Half-Diminished Chords, Dominant 13th Chords, Altered Dominant Chords, Major 7th 5 ChordsAPPLYING MELODIC MINOR SCALES TO MINOR II-V-I, AND V-I PROGRESSIONS: The Harmonic Minor Scale over Minor II-V-Is, The Melodic Minor Scale over Minor II-V-Is, The Melodic Minor with a Passing Tone Scale Applied to Minor II-V-Is, Melodic Minor with a Passing Tone Scale Applied to Dominant 13, sus9 ChordsUSING THE MELODIC MINOR SCALE IN IMPROVISATIONA Suggested Basic Repertoire
(Short description)
Deals exclusively with the II-V-I progression for players of all levels who are serious about learning to play on changes. Topics include half-diminished chords, guide tones, walking bass lines, major scales with passing tones, rhythm changes, learning the melody/lyrics and using them as a basis for improvisation, and more.
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MINOR II-V-I, AND V-I PROGRESSIONS: The Harmonic Minor Scale over Minor II-V-Is, The Melodic Minor Scale over Minor II-V-Is, The Melodic Minor with a Passing Tone Scale Applied to Minor II-V-Is, Melodic Minor with a Passing Tone Scale Applied to Dominant 13, sus9 ChordsUSING THE MELODIC MINOR SCALE IN IMPROVISATIONA Suggested Basic Repertoire