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Learning Jazz
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Jazz Camps
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Jazz Camp is a perfect vehicle for intensive immersion-type learning.
Typically offer a balanced curriculum of theory, technique, group, and
individual training.
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Jazz Workshops
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A workshop is an ideal place to find focused learning on specific areas
of jazz. While some workshops are longer, a typical length is a weekend or
day. Look here for resources of excellent jazz workshops.
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Jazz Teachers
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In the spectrum of resources (from all the way from exposure
to inspirational performances to self-discovery) there exists a
wide chunk known as teachers.
If we want to go very far in jazz we will need to
visit every part of this spectrum. Just make sure you don't neglect to get
a healthy dose of "teachers." It is part of their job description to
offer guideance. This is something often lacking in other resources.
K-12
College/University
Independent Teachers
Online Teachers
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Tips on Jazz
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We all have something to share -- experts and novice alike. Whether it be
a cool trick for catching those high notes or a work-around for a
glitch in a piece of popular music software.
This is where to find one-on-one sharing of tips and tricks that have
helped us and may help you as well.
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Jazz Lessons
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Look here for a wide array of individual and organized lessons. Thanks to
the advent of moveable type, recording, and the internet there is a vast
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Jazz Resources
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There is a tremendous wealth of online resources for learning jazz. These
are built by teachers, students, and services from many different segments
of the cyber-community. Some are subscription based, some are fee based,
and a growing number are participation based. Check here for free and
inexpensive online learning tools.
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