Piano With Jamie Cullum (German Version)

Broschiertes Buch

Piano with Jamie Cullum, m. Audio-CD

Grundlagen des Jazz-Klavierspiels. Mit Begleittracks auf CD

Komposition: Cullum, Jamie

Beschreibung

Würdest du gern Klavier spielen wie Jamie Cullum? Jetzt kannst du von Jamie selbst lernen - diese sechs �bungseinheiten mit seinen beliebtesten Songs werden dir helfen, den Geheimnissen seiner Technik und seines Stils auf die Spur zu kommen.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Faber Music
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. März 2012
• Deutsch
• Abmessung: 305mm x 229mm
• Gewicht: 152g
• ISBN-13: 9780571579945
• ISBN-10: 0571579949
• Artikelnr.: 34975940

Rezensionen

For the price you get six jazzy pieces, tips, explanations and exercises, a CD, and the iconic Mr Cullum sharing the secrets of his technique and style. This did not mean much to me, but it meant much more to some of my teenage boy pupils. Goodness, how they loved it! 'How would you like to play the piano like James Cullum?' is the headline sentence and the answer was invariably yes. The book is aimed at Grade 2-4 standard pupils, but I used it for some grade 5-level pupils who had not played much jazz but wanted to. Jamie Cullum breaks down six songs including: I Get a Kick Out of You and What a Difference a Day Made. He explains jazz and pop techniques and improvising, and breaks each piece into short exercises

to teach it. The CD has examples of the exercises, complete performances and backing tracks...it is an excellent book which should encourage quite a few piano students to explore this jazzy musical style.

Music Teacher Magazine Products and Reviews Supplement 2012

There are already a number of music books that cater for those wanting to play Jamie Cullum's music, but this is the only one also marketed as a jazz and pop styles tutorial.....Each arrangement is introduced by a brief lesson or two on such topics as swing rhythm, chords and improvisation relevant for the arrangement that follows. The content is demonstrated on the accompanying CD, so you can easily check if you're getting it right.....The arrangements are well written for players at this early-intermediate level, containing no unnecessary difficulties or passages that require disproportionate effort to express their musical purpose.

Pianist Magazine, February/March 2011