| Book Name | 250 Jazz Patterns |
| Author | Evan Tate |
| Publish Year | 2006 |
| Publisher | NA |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Music |
| ISBN | NA |
| Download | Link1 |
Review: 250 Jazz Patterns
250 Jazz Patterns by Evan Tate is a book of music, For too many music students who have not yet begun to venture into the world of jazz improvisation, 'how to improvise' has been seen as a book with seven seals. Something that is very complicated and/ or someone needed to have extraordinary talent in order to be able to understand the subject.In many books on improvisation the 'chord-scale method' has been widely spread and understood as the 'only' way to sensibly learn to improvise. Although knowing one's scales is important and knowing which notes are allowed to be played over which chords are helpful, scales in themselves are not going to teach anyone how to improvise.
'250 Jazz Patterns' is intended to help the beginner to the advanced jazz student to broaden their jazz improvisational vocabulary.
