The AKAIElectronicWindInstrument, as known asEWI(ee-wee) has been around for about 50 years and many developments have been made over the years. But for many, the ability to play the instrument with as much proficiency as one's main instrument hasn't been so successfully. Some give up soon after starting. That's where this book comes in! It is

The AKAI Electronic Wind Instrument, as known as EWI (ee-wee) has been around for about 50 years and many developments have been made over the years. But for many, the ability to play the instrument with as much proficiency as one's main instrument hasn't been so successfully. Some give up soon after starting. That's where this book comes in! It is designed to aid the EWI beginner (even advanced) player get over the hurdles of this marvellous instrument and begin to have real fun playing it!

Excerpts from the Table of Contents: A Short History of the EWI Things to Think About When Playing the EWI Setting Up Your EEW First Exercises for the EWI Scale Exercises - Major, Minor, Blues, Pentatonic, Whole Tone, and Diminished Trill Chart Jazz Etudes Resources

180+ Pages!!

What the Pros are saying about “250 Jazz Patterns”: “I highly recommend the book “250 Jazz Patterns” by Evan Tate, it is an invaluable tool

for the development of improvisation in the jazz language. I use it with my students to

develop their ear towards a more melodic and motif oriented approach to playing chord

progressions, specifically

What the Pros are saying about “250 Jazz Patterns”: “I highly recommend the book “250 Jazz Patterns” by Evan Tate, it is an invaluable tool

for the development of improvisation in the jazz language. I use it with my students to

develop their ear towards a more melodic and motif oriented approach to playing chord

progressions, specifically turnarounds and the essential ii V I variations. There is more

to this book than meets the eye, it not only feeds student but it teaches the student to

cook so that he/she can feed themselves for a musical lifetime.”

• Chico Freeman

Tenor & Soprano saxophonist / Recording Artist

www.chicofreeman.com “In a world already overcrowded with instructional books written about jazz

improvisation, Evan Tate’s rises to the top. I urge any beginning musician interested in

becoming a more fluent improviser to buy this book. It will help you tremendously.”

• Gary Smulyan

Baritone Saxophonist/ Jazz Educator

www.garysmulyan.com

A valuable resource for students of jazz improvisation. Theses patterns start at the beginning level and move forward progressively to advanced and more complex patterns. PLUS: “Practice Solos” to help incorporate the patterns into your playing faster than imagined! 233 Pages! PDF FORMAT

This book is designed for intermediate to advanced jazz improvisers. The “Improv Etudes” aid to keep you sharp on two of the most powerful chord progressions that is present in at least 90% of all jazz standards.

Included in this 70-page ebook/book:

Notes on Blues Blues in All Keys, 2 Choruses each with an extra 2 blank choruses to write your own

This book is designed for intermediate to advanced jazz improvisers. The “Improv Etudes” aid to keep you sharp on two of the most powerful chord progressions that is present in at least 90% of all jazz standards.

Included in this 70-page ebook/book:

Notes on Blues Blues in All Keys, 2 Choruses each with an extra 2 blank choruses to write your own Improv Etude Notes on Rhythm Changes Rhythm Changes in All Keys, 2 Choruses each with an extra 2 blank choruses to write your own Improv Etude

Unlock Your Musical Potential Pentatonic scales! You hear them literally everywhere. From children’s songs, folk songs, World music, Pop, Rock, Funk and Jazz music. Pentatonic scales are part of our natural understanding and hearing music.

This book will focus mainly on the use of pentatonic scales in jazz music and improvisation. Although

Unlock Your Musical Potential Pentatonic scales! You hear them literally everywhere. From children’s songs, folk songs, World music, Pop, Rock, Funk and Jazz music. Pentatonic scales are part of our natural understanding and hearing music.

This book will focus mainly on the use of pentatonic scales in jazz music and improvisation. Although pentatonic scales are often associated with modal jazz or even today’s smooth jazz. Pentatonic scales are more flexible and more useful than you may think.

What the Pros are saying about “250 Jazz Patterns”: “I highly recommend the book “250 Jazz Patterns” by Evan Tate, it is an invaluable tool

for the development of improvisation in the jazz language. I use it with my students to

develop their ear towards a more melodic and motif oriented approach to playing chord

progressions, specifically

What the Pros are saying about “250 Jazz Patterns”: “I highly recommend the book “250 Jazz Patterns” by Evan Tate, it is an invaluable tool

for the development of improvisation in the jazz language. I use it with my students to

develop their ear towards a more melodic and motif oriented approach to playing chord

progressions, specifically turnarounds and the essential ii V I variations. There is more

to this book than meets the eye, it not only feeds student but it teaches the student to

cook so that he/she can feed themselves for a musical lifetime.”

• Chico Freeman

Tenor & Soprano saxophonist / Recording Artist

www.chicofreeman.com “In a world already overcrowded with instructional books written about jazz

improvisation, Evan Tate’s rises to the top. I urge any beginning musician interested in

becoming a more fluent improviser to buy this book. It will help you tremendously.”

• Gary Smulyan

Baritone Saxophonist/ Jazz Educator

www.garysmulyan.com

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The popular resource for students of jazz improvisation now available for Bass Clef instruments. Theses patterns start at the beginning level and move forward progressively to advanced and more complex patterns. PLUS: “Improv Etudes” to help incorporate the patterns into your playing faster than imagined!

208 Pages!

PDF FORMAT

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