Wayne Shorter Retrospective: Miles Davis Qunitet. Blue Note Years.
About this ebook
This book is an assemblage of Díaz's refined educational methods, presenting an array of exercises that will enhance the chromatic and intervalic understanding of the aspiring jazz artist. The inclusion of transcribed solos morphs into inventive exercises, ensuring that each phrase will embolden your improvisational skills. For those dedicated to mastering the craft, every exercise is designed to be transposed into all 12 keys, facilitating a comprehensive practice routine.
Whether you are an intermediate enthusiast or an advanced player, this book is your gateway to unlocking the secrets of jazz giants and infusing their essence into your performances. With its blend of rigorous training and homage to jazz royalty, this book is not just a study guide--it's a journey through the lineage of jazz. Embrace the challenge and let "Iconic Line Phrases from Transcription Solos and Linear Intervalic Chord Scale Exercises for All Instruments" be the key to your next breakthrough in the world of jazz.
About the author
Olegario Diaz is a composer/pianist, born in Venezuela. He studied music at the Berklee College of Music (Boston, USA), earning a Bachelor in Composition. And received a Master in Jazz Studies at the Manhattan School of Music (New York, USA)
He has performed as a pianist in the New York and West Coast areas with artists such as Tito Puente, Willie Bobo, Celia Cruz, Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Jose Fajardo, Luis Ramirez, Afro-Cubans, Mario Bauza Big Band, Paquito Rivera, Victor Paz, Daniel Ponce and many others. Mr. Diaz still plays in USA and South America with many different Latin and Jazz bands.
For his SteepleChase debut album, he surrounded himself with the finest artists one can find on the NY jazz scene: Rich Perry (on Tenor Sax), Ron McClure (on Bass) and Billy Hart (on Drums).
And for his second SteepleChase album, he was reunited with artists like Randy Brecker, Lewis Nash as well as Ron McClure and Rich Perry.
