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CLARINET/FLUTEn 35 EXERCISES FOR FLUTEby Ernesto Koehler each $7.50Book #1 contains 15 easy level exercises; Book#2 has 12 medium difficulty exercises, and book#3 contains 8 extremely difficult exercises. Orderby #: l #1 (EFF1) l #2 (EFF2) l #3 (EFF3)

n BUDDY DEFRANCOCollection BDS $19.95

15 transcribed solos fromthe bop clarinet masterincludes in Anthropology,Autumn Leaves, ByMyself, Five Notes OfBlues, Hark, Llovisna,Memories Of You, MoonSong, Out Of Nowhere,Out To Luch, Swing High,This Can’t Be Love,Yesterdays, You MustBelieve In Spring, and

You’re Mine You.

n CLARINET SOLOS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTIST by M. Garson with Eddie Daniels

Book and CD CSPA $24.95

These pieces offer afresh joining of jazz andclassical styles. Play-a-long CD is organizedwith Daniels and Garsonperforming, then thepiano parts recorded attwo speeds for learningand performance.

n BENNY GOODMAN'SCLARINET METHOD BGM $14.95The original 1941 book that has set the stan-dard for modern Jazz clarinet. Includes elevenselected Goodman solos and more.

n FLUTE BOOK OF THE BLUESby Yusef Lateef FBB $8.95Volumes 1 and 2 combined! 76 Musical solosin all 12 keys in the range of all saxes.

n JAZZ CONCEPTION FOR FLUTEby Jim SnideroBK/CD JC-FL $17.95A book of musical, yetinstructional jazzetudes with Play-Along/Listening CD ofthe examples beingperformed by FrankWess. See “MOREPLAY ALONGS” sec-tion for more details.

n EASY JAZZ CONCEPTIONFOR FLUTEby Jim SnideroEJC-FL $16.95In the same format asthe popular “JAZZC O N C E P T I O N ”series, but solos aremuch easier. Perfectfor beginning instru-mentalists.

n JAZZ METHOD FOR FLUTEby John O’Neill JMFL $19.95BOOK and CD. This method will guide begin-ners of all ages from producing their first notesto performing full-blown jazz classics. A simpleand easy to understand system for the novice.

n JAZZ CONCEPTION FOR CLARINETby Jim Snidero BK/CD JC-CL $17.95

A book of musical, yetinstructional jazz etudesw i t h P l ay - A l o n g /Listening CD of theexamples being per-formed by KenPeplowski. See “MOREPLAY ALONGS” sectionfor more details.

n EASY JAZZ CONCEPTIONFOR CLARINETby Jim SnideroEJC-CL $16.95In the same format asthe popular “JAZZCONCEPTION” series,but solos are much eas-ier. Perfect for begin-ning instrumentalists.

n TOP REGISTERSTUDIESFOR FLUTE

TRSF $10.9590 Melodious studies byThomas J. Filas designedto allow the student toplay with ease and fluen-cy; every flutists ultimategoal.

n ARTIE SHAW’S JAZZ TECHNIQUETwo books by Artie Shaw, BrilhartThese two books will help students learnthe scales, articulations, technique andstyle necessary to play in the jazz/swingidiom.l Book One: Scales and Exercises

SHAW1 $6.95l Book Two: Fourteen Etudes

SHAW2 $5.95

n VOLUME 1 PLAY-A-LONG“A New Approach To JazzImprovisation”

New, expanded CD!Establishing newstandards around theworld. Chapters onhow to practice,developing creativity,ear-training, chro-maticism, pentatonicscales, blues scales,

seventh chords, time, tension and release,related scales and modes, articulation,scale syllabus, and much more. See page 3for complete details. l $15.95 Book & CD

n VOL. 1 PIANO COMPING PV $6.95

All of Jamey’s pianocomping from theVolume 1 “How ToPlay Jazz” play-a-longCD, transcribed note-for-note in one book! Aperfect introduction toJazz Voicings for yourstudents.

n VOL. 1 & VOL. 3 BASS LINESby Rufus Reid RR $6.95

ALL of the bass linesfrom Volumes 1 and3 transcribed in bassclef! A fantastic wayfor your bass playersto read real jazz basslines and gain a basicunderstanding of how

they are constructed.

n VOLUME 3 PLAY-A-LONG“The II/V7/I Progression”

New, expanded CD!Probably the most impor-tant musical sequence inmodern jazz! A must forall aspiring jazz players.A new concept in learn-ing and applying basicjazz harmony. Book con-

tains all the needed scales and chords to each ofthe recorded tracks. Rhythm section is DanHaerle, Piano; Rufus Reid, bass; Charlie Craig,drums. For more complete details, see page 3 ofthis catalog. l $14.90 Book & CD

EDUCATORS

Scales & Chords are like knowing your alphabet

and your numbers. They are basic to

playing jazz. Melodies come from scales and

chords when used with

Imagination!

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