Jazz: Then & Now - Fish, David Lee
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While many books chronicle the history of jazz, few are both designed for classroom use and follow jazz's evolution to the modern day. But by speaking to the student musician, veteran performer and educator David Lee Fish has created uncommon opportunities for general music teachers to relate the work of the jazz masters, their instruments, and their musical achievements to popular music and today's jazz styles. >- Covers jazz from past to present - Written for young musicians in a plain style that avoids jargon - Printed music examples and suggested lessons help teachers explain the music in…mehr

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While many books chronicle the history of jazz, few are both designed for classroom use and follow jazz's evolution to the modern day. But by speaking to the student musician, veteran performer and educator David Lee Fish has created uncommon opportunities for general music teachers to relate the work of the jazz masters, their instruments, and their musical achievements to popular music and today's jazz styles. >- Covers jazz from past to present - Written for young musicians in a plain style that avoids jargon - Printed music examples and suggested lessons help teachers explain the music in a classroom - A separate teacher handbook offers lesson plans and classroom activities - Streaming audio examples at MusicAlive.com - Longer, and priced lower, than other classroom books covering similar material
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Autorenporträt
David Lee Fish (Salisbury, NC) received his bachelor and master of music degrees at Western Michigan University, and has performed with such legends as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Pearl Bailey, Louie Bellson, Cher, the Temptations, and the Miracles. He earned a Ph.D. in musicology ay Michigan University and is currently chair of the music department, associate professor of music, director of the music business/popular music concentration, and coordinator of music technology at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC.