Lemoine Vaillot Thierry - L'harmonie Pour Tous + CD
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The essential things to know about this book
The essential things to know about this book
- A lively approach to harmony: theory and practice go hand in hand, like a recipe you learn to master before making it your own.
- An ear-focused teaching approach: listen, absorb and reproduce “colors” on your instrument, then formalize the concepts at the right time.
- A performing musician’s perspective: Thierry Vaillot’s experience in jazz, rock, pop and Balkan music informs an open-minded vision, free from dogma.
- For musicians developing their skills: a book designed for beginners and experienced players alike, useful in lessons, workshops and individual practice.
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Book Summary
This book presents an approach to harmony comparable to the culinary arts: first, you learn a solid method, then you refine your taste and instinct through experimentation. The central idea is clear: before "understanding" intellectually, you need to hear, recognize, absorb sounds, and then try to recreate them on your instrument. In this way, harmony becomes a practical discipline, built on sensations, reflexes, colors, and not a series of abstract rules.
In the spirit of Thierry Vaillot's teaching, every step matters: listening, immersion, reproduction, exploration, and finally shaping the concepts. This progression fosters lasting musical knowledge that can serve both accompaniment and improvisation. The text also highlights a simple and rigorous teaching method aimed at clarity without sacrificing the richness of harmonic language.
Thierry Vaillot's background gives the book a particularly musical dimension: a guitarist, pianist, and composer, he progressed from rock to jazz standards, while remaining curious about the music of Eastern and Southern Europe. In particular, as head of the harmony classes at the Jazz School in Tours, he shares knowledge rooted in practice and enriched by live performance, arranging, and composition. An ideal approach for developing your ear, broadening your palette, and gaining greater freedom in jazz harmony.
Technical specifications
| Theme | Theory - Harmony | ||
| Artist | Thierry Vaillot | Language | French |
| Genre | jazz harmony method | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the book L'harmonie Pour Tous written in French?
The book is written in French and focuses on harmony theory.
Is the CD included with L'harmonie Pour Tous by Thierry Vaillot?
The title indicates the presence of a CD with the book.
Does this method help to develop ear training for jazz harmony?
The proposed progression starts with listening and recognizing sounds. It then encourages reproducing them on the instrument before exploring harmonic concepts. This approach is aimed at developing the ear and musical reflexes.
For which styles is this harmony method designed?
The announced genre is jazz harmony method. The content is based on Thierry Vaillot’s experience, a musician who moved from rock to jazz standards.
Who is Thierry Vaillot, the author of this method?
Thierry Vaillot is a guitarist, pianist, and composer. His background notably includes responsibility for harmony classes at the Jazz school in Tours.
