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Guitar SKU: AP.35452 Expand Your Playing with a New Style. Composed by Andrew York. Edited by Nathaniel Gunod. Guitar Method or Supplement; Method/Instruction. Jazz. Book and CD. 192 pages. Alfred Music #00-35452. Published by Alfred Music (AP.35452). ISBN 9780739071595. UPC: 038081396484. English.Guitarist and composer Andrew York presents the ultimate guide to jazz for classical guitarists. The first two sections of this three-part book cover jazz harmony and chord/melody, focusing on comping, chord voicings, voice leading, and arranging for solo guitar. Part three looks at improvisation, which may be the most exciting---yet foreign---aspect of jazz for classical guitarists. York shows you that improvisation is a skill that can be learned and practiced just like any other. By practicing the ear training and visualization exercises in this book, you will learn how to turn the music you hear in your mind's ear into imaginative, great-sounding jazz solos. The CD contains the exercises and examples performed by the author.

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