Hal Leonard SMOOTH JAZZ - GUITARE - GUITAR PLAY-ALONG VOLUME 124
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- Fast and guided learning thanks to tablatures and audio examples to immediately hear the guitar sound.
- Practice in real conditions with separate backing tracks, ideal for working on rhythmic placement and groove.
- Audio available online (download or streaming) to practice anywhere, without any media constraints.
- Adjustable tempo feature without pitch change, perfect for progressing step by step, from slow to final tempo.
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Summary of This Method
Designed for guitarists who want to play iconic songs faster and cleaner, this method from the Guitar Play-Along collection combines tablature reading and practice with backing tracks. The principle is simple: you follow the tablature, first listen to the guitar part to fully understand the articulation, phrasing, and expected sound, then play along with dedicated backing tracks, just like rehearsing with a band.
Thanks to the online audio files, you can tailor your practice session to your level: slow down to lock in transitions, refine attacks and legato, then gradually increase the tempo while maintaining the original key. The repertoire highlights a guitar universe with jazz, smooth, and fusion colors, featuring: After Hours (The Antidote) (Ronny Jordan), Breezin' (George Benson), Cause We've Ended As Lovers (Chieli Minucci), High Five (Chuck Loeb), Night Rhythms (Lee Ritenour), Smiles and Smiles to Go (Larry Carlton), Up 'N' at 'Em (Norman Brown), and Wishful Thinking (Earl Klugh). An excellent resource to enrich your vocabulary, work on timing, and develop a musical and fluid interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Various (Ronny Jordan, George Benson, Chieli Minucci, Chuck Loeb, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, Norman Brown, Earl Klugh) | Instrumentation | Guitar (tablatures) |
| Artist | Various (Ronny Jordan, George Benson, Chieli Minucci, Chuck Loeb, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, Norman Brown, Earl Klugh) | Collection | Guitar Play-Along |
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Questions frequently asked
Which tracks are included in Guitar Play-Along Volume 124 Smooth Jazz?
The book contains 8 titles, including "Breezin'" by George Benson, "Night Rhythms" by Lee Ritenour, and "Smiles and Smiles to Go" by Larry Carlton.
Does the Smooth Jazz Guitar Play-Along method include tablature?
The notation is provided for guitar in tablature, focusing on the parts of jazz, smooth, and fusion repertoire songs.
Can the audio backing tracks be slowed down without changing the key?
The online audio files allow slowing down the tempo while keeping the original key. The guitar part can first be listened to in order to identify articulation and phrasing. Dedicated backing tracks are then used to play along with the songs.
Which guitarists are featured in this Volume 124?
The repertoire brings together compositions associated with Ronny Jordan, George Benson, Chieli Minucci, Chuck Loeb, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, Norman Brown, and Earl Klugh.
Is this book suitable for practicing smooth jazz placement?
The work on the 8 backing tracks emphasizes placement, attacks, and connections specific to jazz and soul guitar playing.
