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The Advanced Guitar Player Jazz Standards section is a growing collection of ideas, videos, tabs and lead sheets for the most popular jazz standards!
I personally believe that apart from the scales, chords, ear training and music theory necessary for any advanced musician, an essential part of becoming a great guitar player is becoming familiar with a large repetoire of standard tunes.
For this reason, I am uploading Lead Sheets for the Jazz Standards that appear in the Real Book or in Jamey Aebersold's Play Along Series.
Below is a list of the Lead Sheets that have been included so far. The source is in brackets and I strongly suggest that you buy yourself a copy of the Real Book or one of the Aebersold Selections.
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Escrito por Simon Harris
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Miércoles 01 de Diciembre de 2010 14:21 |
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As Days of Wine and Roses really is such an essential tune for any jazz musician, here's the Real Book Lead Sheet which you can print using the PDF icon, email to yourself or share over the Internet.
The publisher doesn't pay any copyright on these tunes, so I should be OK posting this Days of Wine and Roses Lead Sheet on the site. However, every self-respecting jazz musician needs to own a copy of the Real Book, so I strongly suggest you get hold of one ASAP.
Clicking on the link below will take you to the Real Book Information Page on the Advanced Guitar BookStore that Amazon.Com runs for us. You'll see that the Real Book not only contains Days of Wine and Roses but also just about every jazz standard you ever get asked to play at jam sessions.
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Days of Wine and Roses - Henry Mancini
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Última actualización el Miércoles 01 de Diciembre de 2010 14:31 |
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Escrito por Simon Harris
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Sábado 12 de Junio de 2010 17:49 |
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Au Privave is the classic bebop blues in the key of and a great tune for getting your fingers around those intricate little Charlie Parker licks and will also give insights into bebop phrasing..
Unfortunately, at the jam sessions I go this bebop jazz blues standard doesn't get played as often as I'd like.
Anyway, here's the Real Book Lead Sheet which you can print using the PDF icon, email to yourself or share over the Internet.
The publisher doesn't pay any copyright on these tunes, so I should be OK posting this Au Privave Lead Sheet on the site. However, every self-respecting jazz musician needs to own a copy of the Real Book, so I strongly suggest you get hold of one ASAP.
Clicking on the link below will take you to the Real Book Information Page on the Advanced Guitar BookStore that Amazon.Com runs for us. You'll see that the Real Book not only contains Au Privave but also just about every jazz and jazz blues standard you ever get asked to play at jam sessions.
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Au Privave Real Book Lead Sheet
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Última actualización el Sábado 12 de Junio de 2010 17:57 |
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Escrito por Simon Harris
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Lunes 07 de Junio de 2010 18:07 |
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Girl From Ipanema was written by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Joao Gilberto in the early Sixties and a combination of the guitarist's wife Astrid and American sax player Stan Getz turned it into a massive hit. It has since become the Bossa Standard par excellence - this makes it sound a bit old hat at times.
However, the changes are quite challenging for a beginner and are a good introduction to the flat five substitutes (F#7 for C7) that are so typical of Bassa Nova.
Anyway, here's the Real Book Lead Sheet which you can print using the PDF icon, email to yourself or share over the Internet.
The publisher doesn't pay any copyright on these tunes, so I should be OK posting this Girl From Ipanema Lead Sheet on the site. However, every self-respecting jazz musician needs to own a copy of the Real Book, so I strongly suggest you get hold of one ASAP.
Clicking on the link below will take you to the Real Book Information Page on the Advanced Guitar BookStore that Amazon.Com runs for us. You'll see that the Real Book not only contains Girl From Ipanema but also just about every jazz standard you ever get asked to play at jam sessions.
Check it out - NOW!
Girl From Ipanema Real Book Lead Sheet
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Última actualización el Miércoles 01 de Diciembre de 2010 11:43 |
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Autumn Leaves Harmonic Analysis |
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Escrito por Simon Harris
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Domingo 06 de Junio de 2010 12:13 |
||: Am7 - - - | D7 - - - | G - - - | (C) - - - |
G: ii - V - I
1. | F#ø - - - | B7 - - - | Em - - - | (E7) - - - :||
Em: ii - V - I
2. | F#ø - - - | B7 - - - | Em - - - | - - - - ||
Em: ii - V - I
|| F#ø - - - | B7 - - - | Em - - - | (E7) - - - |
Em: ii - V - I
| Am7 - - - | D7 - - - | G - - - | (C) - - - ||
G: ii - V - I
|| F#ø - - - | B7 - - - | Em - - - | C#ø - - - | *
Em: ii - V - I - vi
* (|| F#ø - - - | B7 - - - | Em7 - A7 or Eb7 - | Dm7 - G7 or Db7 - |) Jazz version of the above line
Em: ii - V - I (C: iii - VI or bIII - ii - V or bII)
| F#ø(C or C7) - - - | B7 - - - | Em - - - | - - - - ||
Em: ii - V - I
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Escrito por Simon Harris
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Jueves 03 de Junio de 2010 09:47 |
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All Of Me was written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simmons back in the 1930s and often tends to be played in a fast Gypsy Swing style by guitar players - this doesn't have to be the case though, and it can be bopped quite easily and slowed down quite considerably (the Real Book Lead Sheet indicates Medium Swing!).
The changes are quite challenging for a beginner but the good thing is that you get two bars of each chord throughout the majority of the song - this gives you time to explore arpeggios, modes and blues scales to the full.
Anyway, here's the Real Book Lead Sheet which you can print using the PDF icon, email to yourself or share over the Internet.
The publisher doesn't pay any copyright on these tunes, so I should be OK posting this All Of Me Lead Sheet on the site. However, every self-respecting jazz musician needs to own a copy of the Real Book, so I strongly suggest you get hold of one ASAP.
Clicking on the link below will take you to the Real Book Information Page on the Advanced Guitar BookStore that Amazon.Com runs for us. You'll see that the Real Book not only contains All Of Me but also just about every jazz standard you ever get asked to play at jam sessions.
Check it out - NOW!
All Of Me Real Book Lead Sheet
All Of Me Lyrics
All of me
Why not take all of me
Can't you see
I'm no good without you
Take my lips
I want to lose them
Take my arms
I'll never use them
Your goodbye left me with eyes that cry
How can I go on dear, without you
You took the part that once was my heart
So why not take all of me |
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Última actualización el Jueves 03 de Junio de 2010 14:55 |
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