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- Contents -
Recorded Examples
Preface
Introduction
What is Jazz?
What is Jazz Composition?
Prerequisites: What Do I Need to Know?
Acknowledgments and Thanks
About the Author
How to Use this Book and Audio
Review
Scales
Modes
Tensions
Approach Notes and Other Embellishments
Anticipation and Delayed Attack
Guide Tones
Chapter 1. Melodic Considerations
Definitions
Exercise
Melodic Rhythm
Melodic Rhythm Density as a Function of Style
Exercise
Scale Resources
Interval Patterns
Exercise
Melodic Variation via Modal Interchange
Exercise
Motivic Devices and the Rudiments of Form
Repetition
Sequence
Motivic Transformation
Motivic Embellishment
Exercise
Motifs Based on Intervallic Patterns
Exercise
Melodies Based on Guide Tones
Exercise
Embellishing a Guide Tone Line
Exercise
Melodies Based on Compound Lines
Exercises
Antecedent and Consequent Phrases
Exercises
Pitch Contour and Range
Apex (Climax)
Exercise
Melodic Tension as a Function of Style
Exercises
Source Material - Melodic Considerations
Chapter 2. Harmonic Considerations
Tonal Harmony (Major Key Orientation)
Exercises
Tonal Harmony (Minor Key Orientation)
Exercises
Modal Harmony
Inverted Voicings in Fourths
Modal Approach Chords
Modal Melodies
Exercises
Harmonic Variation via Modal Interchange
Exercise
Chromatic Harmony
Harmonic Rhythm (and Density)
Modulations
Exercises
Ostinato
Exercise
Inversions and Other Slash Chords
Pedal Point and Constant Structures
Exercise
Pedal Point and Pandiatonicism
Exercises
Harmonization
Exercises
Reharmonization
Exercise
Source Material - Harmonic Considerations
Chapter 3. Blues and Song Form
Form
The Blues
Blues: Harmonic Form
Blues: Melodic Form
Exercises
Source Material - Blues
Rhythm Changes
Exercise
Source Material - Rhythm Changes
aaba Song Form
Warm-Up Exercise
Source Material - aaba form
abac Song Form
Exercises
Source Material - abac form
Ostinatos (Revisited)
Exercises
Source Material - Ostinatos
abca Song Form
Exercise
Through-Composed Tunes
Exercise
Exercises
Source Material - Through-Composed Tunes
Chapter 4. Arranging and Formatting Considerations
Getting Your Music Played
Two-Part Soli Writing
Exercises
Background Writing/Deriving Counterpoint from Guide Tones
Exercises
Intros, Interludes, and Endings
The Arranger's Chorus
"Group Effort"
Exercises
Source Material
Chapter 5. Metric Considerations
Metric Modulation
Exercises
Source Material
Chapter 6. Fusion
Fusion Melody
Fusion Harmony
Fusion Rhythm
Fusion Instrumentation
Chapter 7. Episodic Form
"In Celebration of Saxophones'"
Exercises
Source Material - Episodic Compositions
Chapter 8. Motivic Composition
Exercises
Internal Form for Motivic Composition
"Dynamic Duo" - Internal Form
Exercise
Source Material - Motivic Compositions
Chapter 9. Extended Works
Motivic Continuity in Extended Works
External Form for Extended Works
Internal Forms for Extended Works
Internal Form for "Initiations"
Internal Form for "Reflections"
Internal Form for "This Is What We Do"
Exercise
Bibliography
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