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Mark Levine



Average rating: 4.45 · 1,464 ratings · 56 reviews · 10 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Jazz Theory Book

4.45 avg rating — 1,055 ratings — published 1995 — 13 editions
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The Jazz Piano Book

4.53 avg rating — 379 ratings — published 2005 — 13 editions
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Jazz Piano Masterclass with...

4.14 avg rating — 22 ratings — published 2006 — 5 editions
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How to Voice Standards at t...

3.80 avg rating — 5 ratings — published 2014 — 3 editions
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Jazz Piano Voicings - Trans...

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Jazz Piano Voicings: Transc...

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Le Livre Du Piano Jazz: Fre...

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Jazz Piano Masterclass: The...

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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.”
Mark Levine, 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.”
Mark Levine, The Jazz Theory Book

“Although triads can sound good in any inversion, all things being equal triads sound strongest in second inversion.”
Mark Levine, The Jazz Theory Book



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