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04-13-2010, 09:02 AM
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 The Real Easy Book As a teacher, I have found this book to be one of the best. It's a Real Book with over 40 great tunes. On the left-hand page you get the tune with chord symbols, like any Real Book, but on the right-hand page you get Supplemental Material: Sample 3-note piano voicings, first with a Root note, then rootless. This great for transfering to the guitar: a good exercise for guitar students. I have the Bass-clef version, but I believe the C-clef version also has guitar chord boxes. Useful Scales - based on the chords in the tune. Sample bass line - great for playing on the guitar while grabbing a few 3rds and 7ths above. Not directly for guitarists, but highly recommended for all guitar students. This is Level 1: The Real Easy Book Level 1 (Sher Music Co, 2003) C edition @ Jazzwise.com Does anyone else here use it?
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