Virtual ensemble

The product is designed for music establishments that use modern computer (digital) study methods as a study guide for some categories of musicians.

Sphere of Application:

1.For individual studies on the presented note materials.

2. Directly: for playing in real-time mode as a musician of the virtual ensemble (especially important for owners of electronic instruments such as piano, drums, etc)

3.Indirectly: one may use it as a guide for studying the composition, harmony and etc.

All these provide a deeper acquaintance with the work of the presented musicians.

Product Description

The full set of supply of the stated composition ("For Full") includes the following items:

1.The full note score

2.The full set of the ordered parties- one for each instrument (for transposing instruments+ one party in clef C)

3.The phonogram of the stated composition

4.The full set of the recorded backing tracks of the stated composition

The incomplete set of supply of the stated composition includes the following items:

1.The full ordered note party for the selected instrument (for transposing instruments+one party in clef C)

2.The phonogram of the stated composition

3.One backing track (phonogram of composition but without the party of the selected instrument)

Titles, Authors	Product info	For piano	For bass	For drums	For sax	For full
Bossa Nova USA (Dave Brubeck)	$ USA	41	41	41	41	164
Cool Blues (Charlie Parker)	$ USA	50	50	50	50	200
My Funny Valentine (Oscar Peterson)	$ USA	33	33	33		99
Stars Fell on Alabama (Cannonball Adderley)	$ USA	80	80	80	80	320
Summertime (Oscar Peterson)	$ USA	58	58	58		174
Take the 'A' Train (Oscar Peterson)	$ USA	50	50	50		150
The Days Of Wine And Roses (Oscar Peterson)	$ USA	45	45	45		135
The Girl From Ipanema (Oscar Peterson)	$ USA	58	58	58		174
Perfidia (Cedar Walton)	$ USA	33	33			66
On Green Dolphin Street (Wynton Kelly)	$ USA	50	50	50		150

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Jazz Piano has been an integral part of the jazz idiom since its inception, in both solo and ensemble settings. The instrument is also a vital tool in the understanding of jazz theory and arranging, because of its combined melodic and harmonic nature. Along with Jazz guitar, piano is one of the only instruments in a jazz-combo which can play chords, rather than single notes only, as with the Saxophone or Trumpet.

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