Essential Elements for Jazz Ensemble Accompaniment Recordings
These are the accompaniment recordings that can be used to rehearse the lines from the "Essential Elements for Jazz Ensemble" method book.
| 1. Attacks and Releases |
| 2. Accenting 2 and 4 |
| 3. Doo and Bah |
| 4. Dit and Dot |
| 5. Doo, Bah, Dit, and Dot |
| 6. Swing 8th Notes |
| 7. Quarters and 8ths |
| 8. More Quarters and 8ths |
| 9. Swingin' the Scale |
| 10. Movin' Around |
| 11. Runnin' Around |
| 12. Tradin' Off |
| 13. Ja-Da |
| 14. Syncopating by Anticipating the Beat (Playing Early) |
| 15. Syncopating by Delaying the Beat (Playing Late) |
| 16. When the Saints Go Marching In - Without Syncopation |
| 17. When the Saints Go Marching In - With Syncopation |
| 18. Rhythm Study for Ja-Da |
| 19. Ja-Da - Full Band Arrangement - With Syncopation |
| 20. Reading Swing Rhythms |
| 21. Swing Rhythm Workout #1 |
| 22. Swing Rhythm Workout #2 |
| 23. Swing Rhythm Workout #3 |
| 24. Swing Rhythm Review |
| 25. "Jazzin' Up" A-Tisket A-Tasket |
| 26. "Jazzin' Up" Jingle Bells |
| 27. (Improvise) London Bridge |
| 28. Swingin' With Jack - Rhythm Workout |
| 29. Swingin' With Jack - Melody Workout |
| 30. Swingin' With Jack - Full Band Arrangement |
| 31. Building Jazz Chords 1 |
| 32. Building Jazz Chords 2 |
| 33. Major Seventh Chord Workout |
| 34. Dominant Seventh Chord Workout |
| 35. Minor Seventh Chord Workout |
| 36. Listen to the Blues Progression |
| 37. Blues Workout - Roots and Sevenths |
| 38. Blues Workout - Roots, Thirds, and Sevenths |
| 39. Make Up Your Own - 2 Bar Solos using Roots, Thirds, and Sevenths |
| 40. Blues Workout - Dominant Scale |
| 41. Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1, 2, and 3 |
| 42. Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1 through 5 |
| 43. Blues Workout - Scale Steps 1 through 5, and flat 7 |
| 44. Make Up Your Own - 2 Bar Solos |
| 45. Our First Blues - Full Band Arrangement with Solos |
| 46. St. Louis Blues - Rhythm Workout |
| 47. St. Louis Blues - Melody Workout |
| 48. Listen to the Chords for St. Louis Blues |
| 49. Blues Workout for St. Louis Blues - Roots, Thirds, and Sevenths |
| 50. Blues Workout for St. Louis Blues - Scale Steps 1 through 5, and flat 7 |
| 51. "Jazzin' Up" St. Louis Blues - Adding Rhythms |
| 52. St. Louis Blues - Add Your Own Rhythms |
| 53. St. Louis Blues - Original Melody |
| 54. St. Louis Blues - Changing Rhythms |
| 55. St. Louis Blues - Repeating Parts of the Melody |
| 56. St. Louis Blues - Filling in the Skips |
| 57. St. Louis Blues - Adding "Wrong" Notes (Chromatic Ornamentation) |
| 58. St. Louis Blues - Full Band Arrangement |
| 59. Demonstration Solo for St. Louis Blues |
| Concert B flat Tuning Note |
| 60. Building the Blues Scale |
| 61. The Blues Scale - With the Blues Progression |
| 62. Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, flat 3, and 4) |
| 63. Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, flat 3, 4 and flat 5) |
| 64. Blues Workout - Blues Scale (1, flat 3, 4, 5, flat 5, and flat 7) |
| 65. Make Up Your Own - 2 Bar Solos |
| 66. Riffs and Licks - Rhythms Workout #1 |
| 67. Riffs and Licks - Rhythm Workout #2 |
| 68. Common Riffs - Using Notes of the Blues Scale |
| 69. More Common Riffs - Using Notes of the Blues Scale |
| 70. The Major Blues Scale |
| 71. Compare the Blues Scales |
| 72. Jazz Expression - The Bend |
| 73. Jazz Expression - The Scoop |
| 74. Making the Blues Scales Sound "Bluesy" |
| 75. Common Riffs - Using Notes of the Major Blues Scale |
| 76. More Common Riffs - Using Notes of the Major Blues Scale |
| 77. Questions and Answers |
| 78. Trading Off - Questions and Answers |
| 79. Make Up Your Own Answer with the Blues Scale |
| 80. Make Up Your Own Question with the Major Blues Scale |
| 81. "Riffin' Around" - Full Band Arrangement |
| 82. Demonstration Solo for "Riffin' Around" |
| 83. Bebop - Rhythm Workout |
| 84. Bebop - Melody Workout |
| 85. Mixolydian Workout - Scale Steps 1 - 5 |
| 86. Mixolydian Workout - Scale Steps 1 - 7 |
| 87. Bebop - "Wrong Notes" Can Sound Wrong |
| 88. Bebop - "Wrong Notes" Can Sound Good |
| 89. Chromatic Workout - Filling in the Scale |
| 90. Chromatic Workout - Filling in the Scale with Triplets |
| 91. Chromatic Workout - Enclosing the Good Notes |
| 92. Chromatic Workout - Using the Bebop Lick |
| 93. Compare the Mixolydian Mode and the Bebop Scale |
| 94. Bebop Scale Workout - Running Down the Scale |
| 95. Bebop Scale Workout - Running Down from 3 to 7 |
| 96. Bebop Scale Workout - Running Up from 5 and Ending on 7 |
| 97. Bebop Scale Workout - Keeping the 8th Notes Going |
| 98. Trading Off with the Bebop Scale |
| 99. "Boppin' Around" - Full Band Arrangement |
| 100. Demonstration Solo for "Boppin' Around" |
| 101. Latin and Rock Styles - Compare the 8th Notes |
| 102. Latin and Rock Styles - Quarter Notes |
| 103. Latin and Rock Styles - 8th Notes |
| 104. Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #1 |
| 105. Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #2 |
| 106. Latin/Rock Rhythm Workout #3 |
| 107. Latin and Rock Styles - Make Up Your Own |
| 108. Salsa Caliente - Rhythm Workout |
| 109. Salsa Caliente - Melody Workout |
| 110. Theory Review - The Minor Seventh Chord |
| 111. Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1 - 5 |
| 112. Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1 - 8 |
| 113. Dorian Mode Workout - Scale Steps 1 - 9 |
| 114. Dorian Mode Workout - Skipping Notes and Moving Around |
| 115. Make Up Your Own - 2 Bar Solos Using the Dorian Mode |
| 116. Blues Scale Workout - 1, flat 3, 4, 5, and flat 5 |
| 117. Blues Scale Workout - 1, flat 3, 4, flat 5, 5, and flat 7 |
| 118. Make Up Your Own - 2 Bar Solos Using the Blues Scale |
| 119. Salsa Caliente - Full Band Arrangement |
| 120. Demonstration Solo for Salsa Caliente |
| 121. Jazz Ornamentation and Expression |
