Hal Leonard Miles Davis Standards
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Summary of This Collection
This Jazz Play Along collection is designed for instrumentalists who want to play jazz in a concrete and musical way, relying on online support to accompany practice at home or in class. The goal is to develop "in situ" practice: you play your part while consolidating essential jazz reflexes (placement, pulse, accentuation, instrumental breathing, and dynamic control).
Thanks to a very open instrumentation (flute, violin, guitar, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone, trombone), this collection is suitable for both individual use and group workshops. The presence of chord charts facilitates harmonic understanding and encourages autonomy: you can follow the structure, anticipate cadences, and work on interpretation with a better reading of the musical discourse.
At an intermediate level, this collection is particularly relevant if you already have a solid technical foundation and want to take your jazz language to the next level: rhythmic fluidity, articulation, entry precision, and building a more natural interpretation. An excellent resource to enrich your jazz sheet music library and make your practice sessions more effective, regular, and inspiring.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | ||
| Instrumentation | Flute, Violin, Guitar, Clarinet, Trumpet, Saxophone, Trombone, Chords | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE |
| Collection | Jazz Play Along | Pages | 88 |
| Genre | Jazz | Year of Publication | 2005 |
Questions frequently asked
Is Miles Davis Standards suitable for saxophone?
The collection includes saxophone among the indicated instrumentations. It is designed for an intermediate level and offers work on rhythmic placement as well as jazz articulation.
Which instruments are compatible with this Jazz Play Along?
Parts are written for flute, violin, guitar, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone, and trombone.
Are chord charts included?
Chord charts are included to follow the harmonic structure and anticipate cadences.
How does the online support for the collection work?
Online support accompanies practice at home or in class. It allows playing one's part in a musical context. The practice can thus focus on pulse, entrances, and dynamics.
How many pages does this jazz standards collection contain?
Published in 2005, this book from the Jazz Play Along series contains 88 pages.
