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Par CHRISTIANSEN COREY. Miles Davis was one of the most innovative musicians of the 20th century. This book will shed some insight into the music and soloing devices he used during his earlier periods. First, to help the student better understand Miles' early bebop style of improvising, the authors discuss the use of guide tones, bebop scales, three to flat nine, targeting, and other techniques commonly used in the bebop language. Then the text presents numerous one-, two-, and three-measure jazz lines in Miles' style grouped by the harmony over which they can be used. The accompanying play-along CD provides the rhythm parts for each section, including a track for each section that modulates through the cycle of fourths, helping you master the phrases in all keys. By combining various lines, musicians will be able to mix and match numerous combinations of these lines to play over ii-V-I progressions, turnarounds, and other harmonic situations. Incorporate these essential jazz lines into your vocabulary and you will be able to create your own lines in the style of Miles Davis. / Niveau : Intermédiaire / Jazz - Improvisation / Recueil / Guitare

Jazz Play-Along Vol.95. De toutes les de Me 500 Miles High, ces normes célèbres et jazz favoris font un ensemble agréable pour tous les musiciens. Jouer et apprendre avec une section de rythme passionnant - un ensemble de grand sondage.David Hazeltine, piano - Dennis Irwin, basse- / Rép International / Recueil / Tout Instrument

Miles Davis gave the jazz world innumerable musical innovations and his supporting musicians provided a virtual who's who of the modern jazz era. This updated Real Book featuring Miles' music contains highly accurate, easy-to-read, musician-friendly lead sheets for 70 of his most famous original compositions: Agitation Aida All Blues Back Seat Betty Bitches Brew Blue Haze Blue In Green Blues No. 2 Boplicity (Be Bop Lives) Brown Hornet Budo Circle Circle In The Round Compulsion Country Son Deception Dig Down Drad Dog Eighty One Eleven Filles De Kilimanjaro Flamenco Sketches Four Fran Dance Freddie Freeloader Gondwana Great Expectations Green Haze Half Nelson I Know Ife It's About That Time Jean Pierre Lazy Susan Little Willie Leaps Miles Miles Ahead Miles Runs The Voodoo Down Milestones Mood Nardis Out Of The Blue Petits Machins Pfrancing Right Off The Serpent's Tooth Seven Steps To Heaven Shhh/Peaceful Sid's Ahead Side Car Sippin' At Bells Smooch So What Solar Somethin' Else Song No. 2 Spanish Key Stuff Swing Spring Teo's Bag The Theme Thisness Tout De Suite Tune Up Vierd Blues Water On The Pond Weirdo What It Is Zimbabwe / Instrument en sib / Hal Leonard

For Eb Instruments-The ultimate resource for studying the work of Miles Davis. For Eb instruments. The Miles Davis Omnibook contains 50 note-for-note transcriptions of his recorded solos for: Airegin • All Blues • All of You • Au Privave • Bags' Groove • Billie's Bounce (Bill's Bounce) • Blue Haze • Budo • But Not for Me • Bye Bye Blackbird • Diane • Dig • Doxy • E.S.P. • Footprints • Four • Freddie Freeloader • A Gal in Calico • Green Haze • I Waited for You • I'll Remember April • If I Were a Bell • It Could Happen to You • It's Only a Paper Moon • Jeru • K.C. Blues • Love Me or Leave Me • Miles Ahead • Milestones • My Funny Valentine • Oleo • On GreenDolphin Street • The Serpent's Tooth • Seven Steps to Heaven • Sippin' at Bells • So What • Solar • Some Day My Prince Will Come • Stablemates • Stella by Starlight • Stuff • Summertime • The Surrey with the Fringe on Top • The Theme • Trane's Blues • Tune Up • Walkin' • Well You Needn't (It's over Now) • Woodyn' You and Yesterdays.

For C Instruments-The ultimate resource for studying the work of Miles Davis. For C instruments. The Miles Davis Omnibook contains 50 note-for-note transcriptions of his recorded solos for: Airegin • All Blues • All of You • Au Privave • Bags' Groove • Billie's Bounce (Bill's Bounce) • Blue Haze • Budo • But Not for Me • Bye Bye Blackbird • Diane • Dig • Doxy • E.S.P. • Footprints • Four • Freddie Freeloader • A Gal in Calico • Green Haze • I Waited for You • I'll Remember April • If I Were a Bell • It Could Happen to You • It's Only a Paper Moon • Jeru • K.C. Blues • Love Me or Leave Me • Miles Ahead • Milestones • My Funny Valentine • Oleo • On GreenDolphin Street • The Serpent's Tooth • Seven Steps to Heaven • Sippin' at Bells • So What • Solar • Some Day My Prince Will Come • Stablemates • Stella by Starlight • Stuff • Summertime • The Surrey with the Fringe on Top • The Theme • Trane's Blues • Tune Up • Walkin' • Well You Needn't (It's over Now) • Woodyn' You and Yesterdays.

Eight classic jazz originals written by Miles Davis. This is a unique way to learn eight of the most popular songs of the Fifties. These tunes are considered jazz classics because most all jazz musicians around the world have learned them. And the reason so many jazz musicians have learned them is because they are all such interesting vehicles for improvising and interesting chord changes, altered bridges and logical melodies that have been quoted in many compositions throughout the music world. Gain an insight into early Miles and gain an understanding of the transitional bop to post-bop period. Rhythm section is Dan Haerle, piano; Rufus Reid, bass; Jonathan Higgins, drums. Four - Solar - Tune Up - Dig - Vierd Blues - Milestones (Old) - The Theme - Serpent's Tooth. Related Publication: Vol. 50 Magic of Miles.

Par DAVIS MILES. Arranged here in a medium swing style, this tune is a great way to introduce the music of Miles Davis to young players. The modal style makes soloing easier and a perfect opportunity to get everyone involved. / Date parution : 2023-01-24/ Répertoire / Jazz Ensemble

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Born in Jarrow northeast England in 1949 John Miles was something of a child prodigy learning the piano from the age of five. In the early ’60s he persuaded his father to buy him a guitar and by the end of the decade he had joined a semi-professional band The Influence. The group soon disbanded and by 1969 Miles was recording with his own group The John Miles Band releasing a dozen singles in the early ’70s. In 1975 Miles decided to move to London and secured a deal with Decca Records. By October that year a newly formed band John Miles and Co had released their debut single Highfly but their greatest hit which stormed the British charts in March 1976 was Music.