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ABRSM: Jazz Piano Pieces, Grade 1

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Catalogue No: 9781860960031
Shop Product Code: 1302829
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ISBN: 9781860960031
D0030
TOPSELLP041

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Department: Jazz graded music exams - Jazz piano

Publisher: ABRSM

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Grade Exam Music

This product includes pieces featured in grade exams. Click on a grade to view the full syllabus.

ABRSM Jazz Piano from 1999

• wealth of jazz repertoire in a carefully graded book
• huge range of styles, from up-tempo swing tunes to funky rock grooves
• pieces presented in three categories: blues, standards and contemporary jazz
• contemporary jazz pieces specially commissioned for the syllabus from professional jazz musicians
• heads of pieces fully notated for idiomatic performance
• structured help given in solo sections
• contains all the pieces for ABRSM’s new jazz piano exam

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Contents and Reviews

Bedford Square Blues [Richard Michael]

Oh Lord, Don’t let them Drop that Atomic Bomb on me [Charles Mingus]

Bags’ Groove [Milt Jackson]

Slinky Thing [Simon Whiteside]

Prove you Groove [Phil Peskett]

Perdido [Juan Tizol]

Inchworm [Frank Loesser]

Jean Pierre [Miles Davis]

(Old Man from) The old Country [Nat Adderley / Curtis Lewis]

Is you is, or Is you ain’t (ma’ Baby)? [Billy Austin / Louis Jordan]

Bottle Junction [Nikki Iles]

Blue Autumn [Eddie Harvey]

He is sadly melting [Phil Peskett]

Here we go again [Michael Garrick]

Yokate [Huw Warren]

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"I have used this series a lot in my teaching both for students taking jazz exams AND for those taking classical exams. The books are a good source of repertoire after for the gap between exams, and in my view are a little more stretching than the classical equivalent grade. The grade 1 pieces are especially appealing, most people seem to love slinky thing or jean Pierre, and both lend themselves well to being taught by ear for beginners."

Rating: 6/11/2012 By: Emma jones