Mark Levine
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The Jazz Theory Book
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published
1995
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13 editions
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The Jazz Piano Book
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published
2005
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13 editions
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Jazz Piano Masterclass with Mark Levine
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published
2006
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5 editions
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How to Voice Standards at the Piano: The Menu
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published
2014
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3 editions
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Jazz Piano Voicings - Transcribed From Volume 50 'Magic Of Miles'
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published
2010
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2 editions
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Jazz Piano Voicings: Transcribed Piano Comping from Volume 64 Salsa Latin Jazz (Book & Online Audio)
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published
2010
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2 editions
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Le Livre Du Piano Jazz: French Language Edition (Advance Music)
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Jazz Piano Masterclass: The Drop 2 Book
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published
2011
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The Jazz Theory Book
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published
2011
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The jazz theory book
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“The real quantum leap for successful jazz musicians comes not when they can play all the licks, but when they can play them on any tune, in any key.”
― The Jazz Theory Book
― The Jazz Theory Book
“With the generous variety of chords available in the major, melodic minor, and diminished scales, you can convey a wide range of emotions. You can easily express happiness and calm (major 7th chords); triumph (major triads); darkness, sadness or mystery (almost anything from melodic minor harmony); tension (dominant 7th chords); extreme tension (diminished chords); and more. With the whole-tone scale, the emotional range is largely limited to enchantment, or as one musician not-so-cynically suggested, “Bambi emerging from the forest at dawn.”
― The Jazz Theory Book
― The Jazz Theory Book
“Although triads can sound good in any inversion, all things being equal triads sound strongest in second inversion.”
― The Jazz Theory Book
― The Jazz Theory Book
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