100 Jazz Etudes

[Drumbler]

.pdf download

Neat.

http://dboyer.weebly.com/uploads/1/3...azz-etudes.pdf

[coolvinny]

Awesome, at a minimum this looks like some sweet sight reading practice. Thanks for posting.

[Moonray]

Jacob put out a pile of chord material and a whole heap of stuff that I had as reference material, but have lost it.

Would you know how to get hold of the rest of his studies?

I should try an online search for him...he deserves to be compensated for his work....done while attending North State Texas I think.

[TOMMO]

Thanks for the link.

[ragman1]

All we need now is a secret zip file with all the real books in it...

[grahambop]

All we need now is a secret zip file with all the real books in it...

There is a website (French?) that has PDFs of all the 'original' real books, I got them there a few years ago. A bit of googling should find it if it's still there. I think it came up in the search as 'Partitions gratuites' or something like that.

[Drumbler]

Jacob put out a pile of chord material and a whole heap of stuff that I had as reference material, but have lost it.

Would you know how to get hold of the rest of his studies?

I should try an online search for him...he deserves to be compensated for his work....done while attending North State Texas I think.

No idea.

Just stumbled onto the link via Google.

[ragman1]

There is a website (French?) that has PDFs of all the 'original' real books, I got them there a few years ago. A bit of googling should find it if it's still there. I think it came up in the search as 'Partitions gratuites' or something like that.

It's still there. Thanks, Graham, that's not the first time you've come up with the goods (remember 557?). You're a star, as they say :-)

Swiss, by the way. The site's URL is 'swiss-jazz.ch'. It's all there in the Partitions section.

Barbier Jean-Luc - Saxophoniste et flutiste de jazz

Many thanks.

[K-Tar]

Great stuff, thanks for posting!