(VINTAGE) Learn to Write Progressive Sounds - Piano/Organ, Walter Stuart
This vintage instructional book, "Learn to Write Progressive Sounds" by Walter Stuart, is designed for the modern jazz composer, arranger, pianist, and organist. Copyrighted in 1958, this advanced, strictly professional-level text covers harmonic, melodic, and rhythmic techniques for writing progressive and atonal jazz compositions.
Product Overview
This is an original vintage music theory and composition book, sold in used condition as part of Piano Gallery's collection of classic and vintage titles. Written for advanced musicians, it explores contemporary compositional techniques of its era, including atonal and 12-tone methods, aimed at working jazz composers, arrangers, and keyboardists.
Ideal For
- Advanced pianists and organists studying jazz composition
- Composers and arrangers interested in mid-century modern jazz theory
- Collectors of vintage music theory and pedagogical texts
- Musicians exploring atonal and 12-tone compositional techniques
Contents
This book covers: New Sounds Through Harmony, New Sounds Through Melody, Atonal and 12-Tone Technique, New Sounds Through Rhythm, and includes 6 Modern Jazz Compositions.
What's Included
- One (1) copy of "Learn to Write Progressive Sounds" by Walter Stuart
- This is a single, one-of-a-kind used copy — once sold, it will not be restocked
BP B5.6
