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- Contents -
Introduction
About the Authors
How to Use This Book and Audio
PART I: Background and Basics
1 Instrumental Information
1-1 Transposition
1-2 Ranges and Sound Characteristics
2 Fundamental Tools and Techniques
2-1 Tensions
2-2 Anticipation and Delayed Attack
2-3 Reharmonizing Approach Notes
3 Basic Voicings
3-1 Five-Part Soli Voicings
3-2 Five-Part Spreads
3-3 Five-Note Soli Voicings
3-4 Exercises
4 Chord Scales
4-1 Chord Scale Theory
4-2 Forming a Chord Scale
4-3 Avoid Notes
4-4 Notation and Labeling of Chord Scales
4-5 List of Tonal Chord Scales
4-6 List of Modal Chord Scales
4-7 Exercises
PART II: Modern Jazz Voicings
5 Voicings in Fourths
5-1 Characteristics
5-2 Five-Part Voicings in Fourths
5-3 Four-Part Voicings in Fourths
5-4 Three-Part Voicings in Fourths
5-5 Exercises
6 Voicings in Seconds (Clusters)
6-1 Characteristics
6-2 Five-Part Clusters
6-3 Four-Part Ousters
6-4 Three-Part Clusters
6-5 Using Clusters
6-6 Exercises
7 Voicing with Upper Structure Triads
7-1 Characteristics
7-2 Six-Part Upper Structure Triads
7-3 Five-Part Upper Structure Triads
7-4 Four-Part Upper Structure Triads
7-5 Three-Part Upper Structure Triads
7-6 Uses of Upper Structure Triads
7-7 Exercises
8 Writing for Six Parts
8-1 Basic Six-Part Writing
8-2 Six-Part Spreads
8-3 Six-Part Tutti Writing
8-4 Six-Part Voicings in Fourths
8-5 Six-Note Voicings in Fourths
8-6 Six-Part Spreads with Top Five Notes in Fourths
8-7 Six-Part Clusters
8-8 Exercises
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