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Old 08-11-2007, 12:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Patterns for Jazz by Coker

anyone have any experience with this method book? Would it be good for the complete novice jazz soloist?

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Re: Patterns for Jazz by Coker

yes ans yes
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Re: Patterns for Jazz by Coker

Paul if you say yes ans yes than I say yes ans yes! Have a great trip! I'm in Ontario and Quebec next two weeks (not as fun as you'll have I am sure)

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What does the book cover?
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Re: Patterns for Jazz by Coker

The book covers exactly what it says, jazz patterns. It starts with basic major scales and arpeggios, then gets into other chords and complex patterns. Good book for a beginning 'vocabulary'
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Re: Patterns for Jazz by Coker

Its a good learning tool, just make sure you don't become reliant on just playing those licks, speak your soul
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