Jamey Aebersold Sheet Music

Who it's for

• Beginning and intermediate improvisers learning jazz fundamentals
• Intermediate to advanced musicians working on specific styles: blues, standards, Latin, swing
• Private teachers and ensemble directors using structured, play-along curriculum

What's inside

• Book and online audio or CD formats across the full series
• Instructional volumes covering improvisation, blues, major and minor tonality, standards, and session playing
• Style-focused play-alongs: blues, Latin, rock, swing, and signature artist transcriptions
• Designed for piano, guitar, bass, drums, and voice

Things to consider

Start with Volume 1 if you're new to jazz improvisation; it builds the conceptual foundation for everything else in the series. For specific styles or standards, Volumes 2, 24, 42, and 54 are popular entry points. Most volumes include recorded rhythm sections, so you get the full band experience at home, and the progression from beginning to advanced within individual volumes means one book often serves multiple skill levels in your group.