Recenze Play Accordion, für Akkordeon, m. Audio-CD. Vol.2

- Hello and welcome... - Chord Symbols and Bass Note Notation - Your Instrument ...and what you have to think about when playing - A Small Warm Up: Breathing Exercises - The Beguine Accompaniment - New Notation Symbols The Sign to Rest: the Fermata The Symbol for Breathing: the Breath Mark - Chromaticism - A New Articulation: Martellato Scale Fluency Legato and Martellato - Exercise: Double Stops (Sixths) - Workshop Piece No. 1 Roxys Waltz 1. One, Two, Three...: Theres a Count Off 2. The Chord Sequence 3. The Melody 4. Chord Shenanigans The One Bar Repeat Sign 5. Roxys Waltz the Entire Form - A Chapter on Harmony: Triads Built on the Steps of the Scale - A New Ornamentation: the Upper Mordent - Unfamiliar Sounds: Scales from Eastern Europe Finger Training: Slurring Double Stops (Thirds) - The Drum Accompaniment - New Rhythms: Odd Meters Changing Dynamics: Suddenly or Gradually? - Workshop Piece No. 2 Chananas Rhythm - Anticipated Accents - Rhythm Exercise: Tapping and Clapping! - Melody vs. Rock Bass: New Rhythm Exercises - Finger Training: Double Stops Rolling Arpeggios - Eighth Note Triplets... - New Exercises for the Bellows Bellows Shake - The Dynamic Colon: the Forte-Piano with Crescendo - A New Articulation: Portato More Vivid Playing - The Hora Rhythm - Finger Training: Slurring Triads - Voicing Exercise - Workshop Piece No. 3 6:30 Blues 1. The Chord Sequence: the Blues Form 2. The Blues Rhythm Simplified Notation of the Blues Rhythm Chorus 1: Rhythmic Motif Chorus 2: Melody Motif Dirty Tricks: Tremolo and Roll Chorus 3 - Four Note Chords: a New World Expanded Notation for the Bass - From Impressionism to Jazz Harmony Major Chord with a Major Seventh: the Major 7 Chord Minor Chord with a Minor Seventh: the Minor 7 Chord - A New Sound Option Vibrato Quarter Note Triplets - Four Note Chord Extension: the Ninth The Major 7/9 Chord The Minor 7/9 Chord - A Chapter on Harmony: Four Note Chords Built on the Steps of the Scale - Overview of the Five Most Important Four Note Chord Types Typical Chord Progression the II V I Progression Tension Factor: the Circle Progression - 3 Against 2 Rhythm Exercise for Los Dos Cactùssos - Finger Training: Four Note Chords - Rhythm Exercises for Hola, que tal! - A Preferred Collection of Notes for Improvisation the Blues Scale A Blues Scale Solo for Hola, que tal! - Four Note Chord Inversions Connecting Inversions - Workshop Piece No. 4 Merry Go Round 1. The Structure of the Piece 2. The Chords Rhythm: a Simple Swing Accompaniment 3. The Melody Swing Feeling: the Thing Is How Much Swing Chorus 1: Chords in Rhythm Chorus 2: from the Chord to the Melody - 3 - 3 - 2 the Rumba Rhythm - The Half Diminished Chord - The Bossa Nova Rhythm - New Chord Cm6 - Workshop Piece No. 5 Tribute to Astor The Structure of the Piece Cue Notes - A New Rhythmic Element: N-Tuplets - Rhythm Exercise for Ipanema Boy - Timelessly Sad Sounds the Doina Appendix: - Fingering Diagrams for the Most Important Jazz Chords Fingerings Built on the Root Note (based on E) Fingerings Built on the Counter Bass (based on E) Further Chord Fingerings - Style Dictionary and Mini Discography - List of Song Titles/CD Index Numbers - The Bass Buttons Overview schovat popis