Aebersold Aebersold N°74 - Latin Jazz + CD
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Summary of This Book
This collection offers a selection of a dozen of the most played standards, arranged in an energetic and refreshing Latin Jazz style. The approach emphasizes the groove and rhythmic feel characteristic of Latin music, deliberately moving away from the swing and bossa treatments often favored in traditional jazz versions. Thanks to a top-tier rhythm section (piano, bass, and percussion), the ensemble provides a credible musical context to deepen listening, refine timing, and develop improvisation reflexes over familiar chord changes.
You will find the following titles: St. Thomas - West Coast Blues - Soul Eyes - Body & Soul - Forest Flower - Have You Met Miss Jones - Desafinado - What Is This Thing - What's New - Don't Blame Me - Opus de Funk - I Can't Get Started.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Artists | Mark Levine, David Belove, Harold Muniz, John Santos | Genre | jazz sheet music (Latin jazz) |
Questions frequently asked
Which standards are included in Aebersold N°074 Latin Jazz + CD?
The collection features 12 tunes, including St. Thomas, Body & Soul, Desafinado, Have You Met Miss Jones, and Opus de Funk.
Does the collection favor swing or Latin jazz?
The arrangements take a Latin Jazz approach, with an emphasis on groove and rhythmic feel. The swing and bossa treatments usually associated with certain standards are not the chosen direction.
What rhythm section accompanies the pieces?
The accompaniment is based on a rhythm section composed of piano, bass, and percussion.
Which pieces are included in the Latin Jazz Aebersold 74 book?
The selection notably includes West Coast Blues, Soul Eyes, Forest Flower, What Is This Thing, What's New, Don't Blame Me, and I Can't Get Started.
What is the goal of practicing with these Latin jazz charts?
The 12 standards provide familiar chord changes to deepen listening and timing skills. The piano, bass, and percussion context also helps develop improvisation reflexes. The book is classified under jazz, blues, and soul genres.



