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- Contents -
INTRODUCTION
Technique
Book Format
Improvisation
I. BASIC EXERCISES
Routine
Tips for Practice
Practicing by Limiting
Practice in all Twelve Keys
Scales for Improvisation
Scale Practice
Arpeggio & Broken Chord Practice
Other Melodic Scale & Arpeggio Patterns
Patterns with 3rds
Patterns with Neighbor Tones
Cyclical Quadruplets
Diatonic Chords
Diatonic Seventh Chords
Chromatic Embellishment
Diatonic Triads with Lower Neighbor Tone Embellishment
Neighbor Tones Applied to Arpeggios & Broken Chords
Upper Neighbor Tones
Lower Neighbor Tones
Combining Upper & Lower Neighbor Tones on Arpeggio & Broken Chord Exercises
Encircling Chord Tones with Upper & Lower Neighbor Tones
Scales Preceded with Upper & Lower Neighbor Tone Encircling
Common Chromatic Approach
II. 7th & 9th CHORD ARPEGGIOS
Seventh Chords
Ninth Chords
Arpeggios preceded with Upper & Lower Neighbor Tone Encircling
III. TRIADS & GENERALIZATION
Pitch Hierarchy
Basic Elaborations of Triads
F Major Triad
F Minor Triad
Triad Motive Developed
Triadic Elaboration
Logo Variations
Triadic Generalization
Triadic Musical Examples
Application of Triadic Generalization
Broken Chord Exercises
Blues Lines
Blues Scale Musical Examples
Major Blues Scale
Minor Blues Scale
Combination of Major & Minor Blues Scales
General Blues Exercises
Blues Lines & Ending Riffs
IV. MELODIC MINOR SCALE EXERCISES
Melodic Minor Scales & Modes
Seventh Mode: Supcrlocrian
#9-♭9-R-7 Pattern
Minor 1-2-3-5 Pattern
Major 1-2-3-5 Pattern
Combination of 1-2-3-5 Patterns
¨ª7 Arpeggios over Altered Dominant 7th
Lydian Dominant
Lydian Augmented
Locrian #2
Combination of Modes
Melodic Minor Exercises
Arpeggio Patterns from Melodic Minor
1-2-3-5 & 1-2-3-4-5 Patterns from Melodic Minor
1-2-3-5 Pattern Variations
Triads
Tritonc Substitution & Melodic Minor Chords
Relationship of Altered Dominants, Lydian Dominants & Melodic Minor Scales
Secondary Dominants & Tritonc Substitution
V. DIMINISHED SCALE EXERCISES
Whole-Half Diminished Scales
Half-Whole Diminished Scales
Diminished Scale Musical Examples
Diminished Scale Exercises
Diminished Scale Lines over Traditional Harmony
VI. MOTIVIC & PENTATONIC PATTERNS
C Major Pentatonic & its Relative A Minor Pentatonic
C Major Pentatonic & its Parallel C Minor Pentatonic
Basic Pentatonic Exercises
Diatonic Triads of the Major Pentatonic Scale
Diatonic Triads of the Major Pentatonic Scale in All Inversions
Superimposition Formulas
Side-Slipping & Planing
Quartal Sounds
Exercises for Planing & Side-Slipping
Three Note Melodic Motives
Four Note Melodic Motives
Five Note Melodic Motives
Six Note Melodic Motives
Eight Note Melodic Motives
Pentatonic Applications over Traditional Harmony
Motivic Development
Motivic & Compositional Development Devices
VII. 1-2-3-5 PATTERNS
Major 1-2-3-5 & Minor 1-2-3-5 Patterns
Exercises
Application to individual Chords
Exercises
1-2-3-5 Exercises Applied to Harmonic Progressions
1-2-3-5 Patterns in Cadences to Major
1-2-3-5 Patterns in Cadences to Minor
1-2-3-5 Patterns over Turnarounds
Exploring Mathematical Possibilities
1-2-3-5 Patterns Applied to Standard Jazz Compositions
1-2-3-5 Patterns Contradicting the Harmony
VIII. TRIADIC SUPERIMPOSITION
Superimposition of Major Triads over Major 7th Chords
Superimposition of Major Triads over Minor 7th Chords
Superimposition of Major Triads over Dominant 7th Chords
Superimposition of Minor Triads over Dominant 7th Chords
Superimposition of Major Triads over Half & Full Diminished 7th Chords
Triad Super Imposition Exercises
Triad Superimposition Applied
More Exercises
IX. LINEAR IMPLICATIONS OF HARMONY
Compound Melodies
X. EXTENSIONS & CONNECTIONS
Extended Tertian Exercises
Arpeggio Extensions Exercises
XI. AUGMENTED SCALE EXERCISES
Augmented Seale Exercises
XII. QUARTAL EXERCISES
Extended Quartal Arpeggios Applied to Harmonie Progression in Minor
XIII. DOMINANT CHORD CYCLES
XIV. DEVELOPING JAZZ EXERCISES
XV. OUTLINE EXERCISES
Outlines over ii7 - V7 in Major
Outlines over iio7 - V7 in Minor
Outline Exercises
Outlines over Key Center Cycle
Outlines in Combinations
Common Chromatic Approaches
Outlines over Longer Progressions
More ii7 - V7 - 1 & ii¨ª7 - V7 - i Exercises
Developing & Practicing Outline Exercises
How to Ixam Exercise 15.114 in All Major Keys
Exercises with Quicker Harmonic Rhythm
Outlines in Combinations Elaborated
Excerpts from Solo Transcription
XVI. APPLICATIONS & ETUDES
Learn the Melody
Agendas
Application of Several Concepts over One Progression, Part One
Application of Several Concepts over One Progression, Part Two
Application of Several Concepts over One Progression, Part Three
Etudes on Standard Progressions
Etude No. 1
Etude No. 2
Etude No. 3
Blues Etudes
Blues Etude No. 1
Blues Etude No. 2
Blues Etude No. 3
Blues Etude No. 4
Blues Etude No .5
Blues Etude No. 6
Blues Etude No. 7
More Etudes on Standard Progressions
Etude No. 4
Etude No. 5
Etude No. 6
Etude No. 7
CODA
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