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	Changes Chord changes to various jazz standards, and other tunes, without analysis. (Use the Search at the top of the page to find tunes site-wide.)   Ten Tunes for a Starter Repertoire  More Information   Home   About FJI   Contact Us  Departments   Linear Jazz Improvisation   Transcriptions   Theory & Analysis   Changes   Originals   Discussions   Announcements   Private Instruction   Resources   Ear Training  All About Jazz Orchestra   Work In Progress   Archive   Concerts   Summer 2010   Summer 2009  Help   How To Post   MWSnap to Insert Images  bgp   bgp@freejazzinstitute.org   www.freejazzinstitute.org Ten Tunes for a Starter Repertoire submitted: 2007/08/10 06:09:34 revised: 2010/05/22 17:30:46 Pairing down an essential tunes list even further, but maintaining a breadth of styles, Ed Byrne had suggested the following 10 tunes for getting started: 1. Swing Standard: “There Will Never Be Another You” (Ed Byrne's solo transcription and Carnegie Hall performance on “There Will Never Be Another You” with Chet Baker) 2. Bossa: “Blue Bossa” 3. Waltz: “All Blues” 4. Ballad: “In a Sentimental Mood” 5. Blues: “Blue Monk” 6. Changing feels: “Green Dolphin Street” 7. Funky: “Watermelon Man" 8. Classic: “Summertime” 9. Bop Blues: “Au Privave” 10. Swing Minor Standard: “Autumn Leaves” (don't miss Jake Hanlon's study on Autumn Leaves ) You can always search site-wide for tunes using the Search form at the upper left of any page.  Spinhirne Re: Ten Tunes for a Starter Repertoire submitted: 2010/05/22 17:30:46 revised: 2010/05/22 17:30:46 Thanks for putting this together. Why nothing based on rhythm changes? Log in to Post or Reply

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