Hal Leonard Real Book 2ND Edition Vol.2 European Pocket Edition
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Summary of This Book
This pocket book offers a vast compilation of jazz standards, designed as a library of pieces to draw from according to one's desires, instrument, and context (lessons, jam sessions, rehearsals, concerts). The selection covers a wide variety of moods and aesthetics, with iconic titles such as "Caravan," "Bye Bye Blackbird," "Moanin'," "Birdland," "Bitches Brew," "Manteca," "Oye Como Va," and "Fly Me To The Moon." It also includes ballads, blues, fast themes, and more modern pieces, making it an excellent resource to vary tempos, work on phrasing, interpretation, and ear training.
Thanks to its particularly extensive list of pieces, this collection is aimed both at musicians seeking inspiration and teachers wishing to offer a progressive and motivating repertoire. It is a relevant choice for building a common culture within a group, preparing recurring standards, or simply exploring new titles to nourish improvisation. A "repertoire"-oriented compilation that supports the musician over time, regardless of their level or playing style.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Genre | jazz sheet music | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which jazz standards are included in this collection?
The selection notably features "Caravan", "Bye Bye Blackbird", "Moanin'", "Birdland", and "Fly Me To The Moon". Titles such as "Bitches Brew", "Manteca", and "Oye Como Va" are also among the referenced pieces.
Does the Real Book 2ND Edition Vol.2 European Pocket Edition cover multiple styles?
The collection focuses on jazz, blues, and soul, with themes ranging from ballads to up-tempo pieces. The selection also includes modern works and repertoires influenced by Latin music, notably with "Manteca" and "Oye Como Va".
Is this book suitable for a jazz jam session?
Its format as a standards collection provides a common repertoire for jam sessions, rehearsals, and concerts.
What practice aspects do the proposed pieces allow for?
The selected titles enable work on different tempos, phrasing, and interpretation. Improvisation and ear training can be supported by blues, ballads, or more rhythmical themes. "Moanin'" and "Birdland" notably illustrate the diversity of atmospheres offered.
Is it appropriate for a jazz class?
The list of pieces is presented as a progressive repertoire support for classes. It can be used to suggest recurring standards and to build a shared musical culture within a group.



