Description
The Evolution of Jazz Drumming presents a complete historical overview and analysis of jazz drumming. It is designed as a guide and workbook for the highschool, college level, and professional drummer to be studied based on a typical 16-week semester. A legendary and influential jazz drummer is studied all over Each and every of these 16 weeks. On completion of the book, the user will have a complete understanding of the influential contributions of these jazz masters, which is necessary for any musician to play this music authentically.
The 31 jazz drumming legends included are examined with musical analysis including practice exercises in the style of the subject’s drumming, transcriptions of both solo and time playing, and etudes that examine the work of Each and every artist in unprecedented detail. Each and every profile also includes a complete biography, personal anecdotes from the Creator, and dozens of exclusive and rare photos, many of which have never appeared in print before.
The book includes a DVD of classic video clips of a number of the drummers, in addition to an MP3 disc with over 300 tracks. Video clips on the DVD are analyzed and transcribed in the text, even as the MP3s consist of exercises and etudes from the book recorded at quite a lot of speeds, that may be looped for analysis and practice. Drummers featured in this book include Chick Webb, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Louis Bellson, Kenny Clarke, Max Roach, Art Blakey, and lots of more.
Publisher: Hudson Music
Format: Book & CD & DVD Package
Creator: Danny Gottlieb
A legendary and influential jazz drummer is studied all over Each and every of these weeks
Upon completion of the book, the user will have a complete understanding of the influential contributions of these jazz masters, which is necessary for any musician to play this music authentically
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