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Andrew D. Gordon. 100 Ultimate Blues Riffs For Brass Instruments. Sheet Music, CD. Trumpet. TPT.

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앤드류 D. 고든. 100 Ultimate Blues Riffs For Brass Instruments. 악보, CD. 트럼펫. TPT.

원본

100 Ultimate Blues Riffs for Brass Instruments is written by Andrew D. Gordon and performed on Trumpet and Trombone by Gabriel Rosati both of whom are internationally acclaimed authors, instructors and recording artists. This product is an exhaustive guide to the various phrases or 'riffs' that make up Blues brass playing, both from a rhythmic and soloing standpoint. This book is ideal for most levels of musicianship, from the beginner. intermediate student who is interested in understanding and playing the Blues to more advanced players who need new ideas to help stimulate their creativity. It is also useful as a tool for improving one's sight reading abilities with the examples being in many different keys and rhythms. The twelve bar blues progression and the blues scale are also explained. Included with this book is an audio CD with each example recorded twice. The first version of each example has the brass instrument playing along with the rhythm section and the second version just has the rhythm section playing to that the brass instrumentalist can play a long.

번역

100 Ultimate Blues Riffs for Brass Instruments is written by Andrew D. Gordon and performed on Trumpet and Trombone by Gabriel Rosati both of whom are internationally acclaimed authors, instructors and recording artists. This product is an exhaustive guide to the various phrases or 'riffs' that make up Blues brass playing, both from a rhythmic and soloing standpoint. 이 책은 초보자에서, 음악성의 대부분의 수준에 적합합니다. intermediate student who is interested in understanding and playing the Blues to more advanced players who need new ideas to help stimulate their creativity. 또한, 실시 예는 많은 다른 키들과 리듬에 채로 하나의 광경 독서 능력을 개선하기위한 도구로서 유용하다. The twelve bar blues progression and the blues scale are also explained. Included with this book is an audio CD with each example recorded twice. The first version of each example has the brass instrument playing along with the rhythm section and the second version just has the rhythm section playing to that the brass instrumentalist can play a long.