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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iceflow" data-source="post: 9675767" data-attributes="member: 345198">[CODE]When you get through these step-by-step audios, you will have asolid standard repertoire and an approach to add many more songs.In these audio lessons, David Sudnow talks you through chord voicingsand playing tips (ie. arrangements) of standards for solo piano.You should have sheet music for the song on which to make notes.The Hal Leonard Fake Book is recommended for the closest to thecorrect keys and chords for the songs.On the sheet, you should note his voicing suggestionsin a fractional notation.  Example:M   - (Melody note)b3  - Flat third9   - ninth of the root of the chord rapidshare.com     ____ - underneath the line are the left hand bass notesb7  - flatted seventh of the root of the chord     (R)  - The Root of the chord can almost always    be played. (Assumed. No need to write it down).The above example voices a simple minor ninth (m9) chord.A sample marked up song with voicings is enclosed as SampleSheet.pdfIf you didn't know that, you will know that and a lot moreby the time you learn a few of these arrangements![/CODE]Songs included here are:Melancholy BabyMistyAngel EyesCan't Take That Away From MeAs Time Goes ByAin't Misbehavin'Favorite ThingsImaginationLush LifeThe Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting)Moonlight In VermontOn A Clear DayYoung And FoolishSomeday My Prince Will Come (Jazz waltz)All The Things You AreWhen I Fall In LoveDarn That DreamI Should CareSummertimeThere's A Small Hotel[CODE]http://pyramidfiles.com/zx8lspjng117/Sudnow_Method_Jazz_Standard_Arrangements.part1.rar.htmlhttp://pyramidfiles.com/m0c7g2vwhj70/Sudnow_Method_Jazz_Standard_Arrangements.part2.rar.htmlhttp://pyramidfiles.com/o66z43sc7sxw/Sudnow_Method_Jazz_Standard_Arrangements.part3.rar.html[/CODE]</blockquote>

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