Jazzology Workbook

[Scrybe]

oh, and I'd seriously recommend having something like the Eric Taylor AB Guide To Music Theory Parts I and II on hand as reference texts too.

[Jeff Brent]

OK, OK, OK ...

Here's the list of Jazzology typos, etc:

Jazzology Final Proof for JazzGuitar.be (word .doc)

[gersdal]

OK, OK, OK ...

Here's the list of Jazzology typos, etc:

Jazzology Final Proof for JazzGuitar.be (word .doc)

Thanks Jeff

[LaVonne]

Thanks so much Jeff. I really appreciate it.

[Scrybe]

Thanks Jeff, you're awesome!

[JonnyPac]

Bump. I've been in contact with JB a little. I dig this book. I was suprised that there were errors at all. Proves how much I know!

[JonR]

In the book right underneath it says "Some structures are subject to multiple interpretations".

A liberal translation might be "Think of them whatever way works best for you"

MI (multiple interpretations).

Yes, but that's not the question. The issue is that first of all (p.17), "slash chords" and "hybrid chords" are referred to as the same thing - different (interchangeable) names for the same thing. But on p.20, we're asked to differentiate between slash chords and hybrid chords. How can we do that if they're the same?
My feeling is that the three types on p.20 need to be referred to as "upper structure", "polychords" or "slash/hybrid", respectively. Either that, or the text on p.17 needs looking at (ie what IS the difference - if any - between slash and hybrid?).

I take the point that some chords on p.20 could have more than one label, which is quite clear in the original.

(Apologies if you answer this point in the typos link - I haven't read that yet. Thanks for that, I'll go through my copy and make corrections... on things I haven't yet spotted myself, that is! )

EDIT: damn, just noticed how old this thread was!