Musicians Wanted – Musicians Available
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Musicians Wanted – Musicians Available
This area is for jazz musicians wanting to connect with each other. Fill out the contact form , and state what you are looking for. I will keep your post up for 60 days or until you tell me to cancel it.Other sites with similar postings are:
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Madison Jazz Educators (Must be comfortable teaching jazz)
Teachers place your ad here. Send in your information via the contact form
- Name: Patrick BreinerEmail: rickshawmama AT gmail DOT com
Website: http://www.vartanmamigonian.net
Patrick moved to Madison in August of 2008 after spending 6 years studying and performing in New York City. He is an experienced music educator and teaches private and group lessons in saxophone, music theory, ear training, improvisation, and group instruction. He teaches privately at his home studio and at the Madison Music Foundry. He also teaches West High School’s jazz combo (WI), at Stokes Forest Music Camp (NJ), and at Jazz Connections jazz camp (NJ).While still living in New York he tutored college students at the New School University’s Jazz Program and taught through Montclair State University’s preparatory music program in New Jersey.
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Practice Rooms
24/7 Rehearsal Studios LLC
Band practice rooms for rent. Various sizes and rates. Contact Mike at 608-438-9094 or twentyfoursevenstudios AT yahoo.com
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Learning Tools
Arranging
- Principles of Orchestration by Rimsky-Korsakov – free online interactive version of a classic text
- Jazz Arranging Online – online course by bassist Chuck Israels
Articles, Lessons, Exercises
- Connecting Chords with Linear Harmony – excerpts of book by Bert Lignon
- Doug McKenzie’s web page – lots of excellent video piano lessons with scrolling scores and annotations.
- Five “rules” for playing an idiomatic, linear bebop solo
- How jazz pianists practice – by Ted Rosenthal
- Jason Lyon’s web site – large collection of exercises and many valuable links
- Learn Jazz Piano – by Scott Ranney
- Matt Otto lessons - triad pairs, diatonic melodies, pedals and more
Chord progressions
- Ralph Patt’s webpage – vanilla changes to many tunes
- Reed Kotler’s JustJazz archives – theory and discussion of tune progressions
- Song Trellis – changes to many tunes
Ear Training
- 100 greatest jazz albums by Ken Watkins – review and analysis
- Rick Adam’s Music Theory – trainer to self test on intervals, scales, triads
- Songs for interval recognition – one person’s list
Forums
- Piano World – largest piano forum
- Sax on the Web – largest saxophone forum
Music Libraries
- Stan Getz Media Center and Library (at Berklee)
Theory
- Jazz Improvisation Primer by Marc Sabatella
- Jazz Theory and Improvision – comprehensive online tutorials by Pete Thomas
- Quick Jazz Theory – pdf from Michael Morangelli
Transcriptions
misc
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EJMA school – the mother of all transcription sources! Tons of transcriptions.
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Luckas Pickford site – many transcriptions broken down by instrument
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Transcription’s Pool - many transcriptions for all instruments – searchable
piano
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bop and postbop transcriptions by John Groves
saxophone
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The Cannonball Rendez-vous – Cannonball transcriptions
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Charles McNeil’s web site - many saxophone transcriptions, especially of beboppers
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Michael Brecker transcriptions – many by Rick Margitza
trumpet
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Instrument Sales-Repairs
Doctor Sax can see to all of your woodwind needs, whether repair, purchase, consignment, appraisal….serving students and professionals alike. I specialize in vintage saxophones but am experienced with most woodwinds. I also carry reeds, mouthpieces and other accessories. Phone 608-279-9744 or email doctorsax AT charter DOT net
Recording studio and rehearsal rooms of various sizes. Rehearsal room rates are available by the hour or monthly leases to fit everyone’s schedule and budget. Phone: 608-438-9094.
