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Udemy College Level Jazz Theory part 1 [TUTORiAL]
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Udemy College Level Jazz Theory part 1 [TUTORiAL]

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This is a course by a musician for musicians. Included in this course are: reading assignments, printable "handouts", audio files and lecture videos. Each module contains about one week or more of information. Below you will see a required and suggested text for this course. I advise you to get both of these texts to get the most out of this course. Also, listed are the modules covered and the content explored. Required text: - The Jazz Theory Book by Mark Levine. Sher Music Co. What you'll learn Students should be able to identify modes Students should be able to identify and play against ii V and ii V I chord changes Students should be able to identify triads and extensions, tritone and other chord substitutions. At the conclusion of the course a student should be able to effectively analyze an approach to improvisation over standard jazz tunes.

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