Lemoine Allerme - Jazz Attitude Vol.1 + CD - Violon
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Summary of This Method
By writing these 40 jazz studies, Jean-Marc Allerme addresses musicians who want to approach jazz as early as possible, especially violinists. The goal is clear: to offer easy, progressive, and enjoyable pieces to play, in order to quickly establish the right stylistic reflexes. Each study becomes a playground to master typical melodic turns, rhythmic placement, and the energy inherent to jazz, while remaining perfectly suited to the violin.
Thanks to the sheet music + CD duo, this method promotes concrete and musical learning. The CD supports practice by providing a listening reference, useful for developing rhythmic accuracy, consistency, and intonation, as well as better understanding phrasing and articulation. Whether you are in lessons, practicing independently, or supplementing classical training, these jazz studies are an excellent resource to enrich your playing, broaden your repertoire, and gain ease in a "variety - jazz" style particularly expressive on the violin.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Jean-Marc Allerme | Pages | 32 |
| Instrumentation | Violin | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Genre | Variety - jazz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this jazz method suitable for violin?
The method is specifically written for the violin. It offers 40 variety-jazz style studies adapted to this instrument.
Is the CD included with Jazz Attitude Vol.1 for violin?
The CD is included with the sheet music. It provides a listening reference to work on rhythm, intonation, and phrasing.
What level are Jean-Marc Allerme's studies aimed at?
The 40 studies are designed to approach jazz early in the learning process. Their progression is based on easy-to-play pieces. The work focuses especially on melodic turns and rhythmic placement.
How many pages does this jazz violin method have?
Published in 2003, the book has 32 pages.
Can this method complement a classical violin training?
Designed around the variety-jazz repertoire, it can complement a classical education. The sheet music and CD help develop stylistic reference points specific to jazz.
