Making Music is the third book in the exciting Jazz Anyone...' series, a unique method to learn the art of jazz improvisation. Through the use of structured lessons and sequenced concepts involving exercises, licks and mini-charts, as well as recorded jazz tracks on two accompanying compact discs, a student can acquire invaluable improvisation skills.

A complete method for learning to play jazz on your saxophone

Play and Learn is an exciting method to learn the art of jazz improvisation---for individual study or classroom use with an entire jazz ensemble. Through the use of recorded jazz tracks (70 on the CDs included), sequenced concepts involving exercises, licks and mini-charts, plus structured lessons, a student can acquire improvisation skills.

Play and Learn is an exciting method to learn the art of jazz improvisation---for individual study or classroom use with an entire jazz ensemble. Through the use of recorded jazz tracks (70 on the CDs included), sequenced concepts involving exercises, licks and mini-charts, plus structured lessons, a student can acquire improvisation skills.

Blues and More is the second book in the Jazz Anyone.....' series, an exciting method to learn the art of jazz improvisation that's ideal for either individual study or classroom use with an entire jazz ensemble. Through the use of structured lessons and sequenced concepts involving exercises, licks and mini-charts, as well as recorded jazz tracks on the accompanying CDs, a student can acquire invaluable improvisation skills.

Blues and More is the second book in the Jazz Anyone.....' series, an exciting method to learn the art of jazz improvisation that's ideal for either individual study or classroom use with an entire jazz ensemble. Through the use of structured lessons and sequenced concepts involving exercises, licks and mini-charts, as well as recorded jazz tracks on the accompanying CDs, a student can acquire invaluable improvisation skills.

Jazz, Rags & Blues, Book 1 contains original solos for late elementary to early intermediate-level pianists that reflect the various styles of the jazz idiom. An excellent way to introduce your students to this distinctive American contribution to 20th century music.