Advance Music
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The Book of Silence: Book & MP3 CD -
Night Fright!: Conductor Score & Parts -
Melodic Interpretation for the Drumset: Drumset Book & CD -
Lir Illir: Jazz Ensemble Performance Score -
Hörtraining Band 2: Book & CD -
Dad's Jazz: Book -
Cubajazz: Book & CD -
Baião & Northeastern Brazilian Rhythms: Book & CD -
Easy Funk Play-Along: Guitar Parts -
Mambo Maderas: Woodwind Quintet Conductor Score & Parts -
Samba Jazz: All Instruments Book & 2 CDs -
Brazilian Music in Odd Meters: All Instruments Book & 2 CDs -
Scungilli: Conductor Score & Parts -
Buon Giorno Le Marche: Conductor Score & Parts -
Brazilian Percussion: Drum Book & CD -
Brasilianischer Musik Workshop: Book & CD -
Bist du bei mir: 4 Trombones/Tenor Horns Conductor Score & Parts -
St. Anthony -- Chorale: Brass Quartet Conductor Score & Parts -
The Forty Club: Conductor Score & Parts -
K. G. Cape Town: Conductor Score & Parts -
Arrivo in Abruzzo: Conductor Score & Parts -
Hale-Bopp Bebop: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score -
Prism: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score -
Song for Jaco: Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score
About this collection
Advance Music
Advance Music publishes 292 titles spanning jazz, Latin, blues, and world music across all major instruments. The collection centers on improvisation and jazz pedagogy, with Jim Snidero's Jazz Conception and Easy Jazz Conception series leading in popularity for saxophone, trumpet, and other winds. Hal Crook's How To Improvise and works by Bill Dobbins, Ramon Ricker, and other respected educators round out a deep catalog for both private instruction and ensemble work.
Who it's for
- Jazz and improvisation teachers working with intermediate to advanced students
- Saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, and piano players developing jazz language and technique
- Ensemble directors programming jazz, Latin, and world music repertoire
What's inside
- 291 titles in jazz, Latin, blues, world, and folk genres across all instruments
- Book and online audio formats, plus scores and parts for ensemble work
- Methods from beginner through advanced levels, with Jim Snidero and Bill Dobbins well represented
- Heavy focus on saxophone (91 titles), plus clarinet, piano, trumpet, trombone, and guitar
Things to consider
Start with Easy Jazz Conception or Intermediate Jazz Conception series if your student is new to jazz language; these pair book with online audio for self-guided learning. For ensemble directors, many titles come in score plus parts format. If your group is mixed instrumentation, check individual titles for available transpositions (Snidero writes across saxes, trumpet, and more). Digital downloads offer flexibility if you need immediate access without shipping.