Hal Leonard Be Bop Licks For B Flat Instruments Bflatinst + Audio En Ligne - B Flat Instruments
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Summary of This Method
Designed for the musician who wishes to build a solid foundation in jazz, this method explores an essential element of the style: phrases. The goal is clear: to learn to speak the "jazz language" by studying licks inspired by the great masters, then reusing them naturally in your own playing. You will find standard notation writing, ideal for practicing reading, identifying recurring melodic cells, and analyzing the progressions that make a jazz line sound.
With over 800 licks, this resource becomes a true vocabulary workshop: perfect for enriching your improvisations, varying your attacks, developing your reflexes, and gaining fluency. The online audio complements the book with note-for-note demonstrations of each phrase. This is a valuable asset to precisely hear the expected result, perfect timing, assimilate accents and intention, and gradually transform "learned" formulas into mastered musical ideas. An effective method to work on the ear, technique, and style, while consolidating essential jazz fundamentals.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Genre | music training | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this method suitable for B-flat instruments?
The method is published for B-flat instruments, as indicated in its title.
How many jazz licks does the book contain?
More than 800 licks are gathered to develop improvisation vocabulary and vary phrases.
Does the online audio include all the phrases?
The online audio offers note-for-note demonstrations of each phrase. It allows listening to the placement, accents, and intention of the licks.
Is standard notation used in the sheet music?
The book is written in standard notation. Reading it enables identifying recurring melodic cells. Jazz line progressions can thus be analyzed.
Which styles are covered in this lick method?
The content falls within the realms of jazz, blues, and soul. The work focuses on phrases and the fundamentals of jazz language.
