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Expertise in Jazz Guitar Improvisation : A Cognitive Approach, EPUB eBook

Expertise in Jazz Guitar Improvisation : A Cognitive Approach EPUB

Part of the SEMPRE Studies in The Psychology of Music series

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Description

Expertise in Jazz Guitar Improvisation is an examination of musical interplay and the ways implicit (sub-conscious) and explicit (conscious) knowledge appear during improvisation.

The practice-based research inquiry includes: interviews and interplay with five world-class jazz guitarists, Lage Lund, Jack Wilkins, Ben Monder, Rez Abbasi and Adam Rogers; a modal matrix for analyzing structure, time and form in jazz guitar improvisation, and musical analysis based on cognitive theories. By explaining the cognitive and musical foundations for expertise in jazz guitar improvisation, this book illuminates how jazz guitarists' strategies are crucially dependent on context, style and type of interplay.

With accompanying video provided as an e-resource, this material will be of interest to anyone fascinated by Jazz and Psychology of Music.

Information

  • Format:EPUB
  • Pages:242 pages, 29 Tables, black and white; 70 Halftones, black and white; 99 Illustrations, black and wh
  • Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication Date:
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  • ISBN:9780429663390

Information

  • Format:EPUB
  • Pages:242 pages, 29 Tables, black and white; 70 Halftones, black and white; 99 Illustrations, black and wh
  • Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication Date:
  • Category:
  • ISBN:9780429663390

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