43 Matching Annotations
- Dec 2023
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Listen to the recordings of arrangers and players who use these voicings to createtheir characteristic sounds. Here are a few suggestions:McCoy Tyner: Tender Moments (Blue Note CDP 7 84275)Phil Woods’ Little Big Band: Real Life (Chesky JD 47)Phil Woods’ Little Big Band: Evolution (Concord Jazz CCD 4361)Bill Perkins Octet: On Stage (Pacific Jazz 93163)Miles Davis: Birth Of The Cool (Capital Jazz CDP 7 92862 2)Miles Davis: Kind of Blue (Columbia CK40579)vii
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- Sep 2023
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Blues and Song Form
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- Jun 2023
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docdrop.org docdrop.org
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SCALE RESOURCES
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Note the rhythmic displacement
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When rhythmic repetition is combined with pitchrepetition, a distinguishing motivic “hook” usually emerges
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fragmentation
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Harmonic Considerations
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MELODIES BASED ON GUIDE TONES
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MOTIFS BASED ON INTERVALLIC PATTERNS
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Motivic sequence
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Phrase repetition—four measures
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Motivic repetition
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Melodic Variation via Modal Interchange
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Scale Resources
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Modal tunes alternate back and forth from low to medium rhythmic density
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Bebop tunes contain a high degree of rhythmic density
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Melodic Rhythm Density as a Function of Style
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Melodic Rhythm
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Breath Phrase=Grammatical Phrase=Antecedent:A musical “proposal” (open ended, as if with a comma)Consequent:A musical “response” (closed, as if with a period)Form Phrase
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Melodic Considerations
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JAZZ COMPOSITION
https://docdrop.org/pdf/Pease---2003---BERKLEE-PRESS-JAZZ-COMPOSITION-3ot0m.pdf/
JAZZ COMPOSITION - Theory and Practice Pease, T. 2003
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Pandiatonicism is produced by strictly confining harmonic material to a given scale (i.e.,with no chromatic, or out-of-scale, intrusion). This concept can be applied to any scale,but it is most commonly used in tonal and modal contexts. The technique is similar toconstant structures, but the intervals of all voicings are adjusted so as to conform to thescale of the moment. The spacing may be uniform or variable.
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Motivic Composition
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Metric Considerations
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Reharmonization
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Modal Harmony
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Motivic Devices and the Rudiments of Form
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Anticipation and Delayed Attack
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Modes
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Anticipation
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Delayed Attack
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List of Modal Chord Scales
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List of Tonal Chord Scales
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Notation and Labeling of Chord Scales
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How Tensions Affect Chord Scales
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How Melody Affects Chord Scales
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Chord Scale Theory
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eC re Voicings
Modern Jazz Voicings Pease, T. & Pullig, K. 2001
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- May 2023
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www.mendeley.com www.mendeley.com
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Chord Scale Theory
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Reharmonizing Specific Approach Note Patterns
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Jazz Voicings
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