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Pedagogical Mat.
Read poetry, write poetry (Jaime Gil de Biedma)
Essentially Ellington” (David Berger)
Duke Ellington Biography (Donald Clarke) Part 1
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Part 2
MILES DAVIS, Autobiography
Max Roach (Transcription solo) CD: The Max Roach 4 Plays Ch. Parker” (1957) Tune: This Time the Dream´s on Me
Adam Nussbaum Interview 1.
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Roy Haynes (Transcription Solo) CD: Thelonious Monk Q. with J.Griffin, “At the Five Spot” (1958) Tune: Evidence
+ Víd (Gonzalo del Val)
“History of Jazz Drumming”. MEL LEWIS and LOREN SCHOENBERG (1989)
Max Roach (Transcription solo) CD: Max Roach 4 plays Charlie Parker (1957) Tune: Yardbird Suite
Art Blakey (Transcription solo) CD: Thelonious Monk with Jazz Messengers (1958) Tune: Evidence (Take 2)
Tony Williams, Final Interview
Bob Moses, “Drum Wisdom” (Spanish Version)
“Philosophy of Music”. Philosopher; Gustavo Bueno (Víds)
Roy Haynes (Transcription solo) CD: Andrew Hill, “Black Fire” (1963) Tune: Tired Trade
Roy Haynes (Transcription solo) CD: Roy Haynes Quartet, “Out of the Afternoon” (1962) Tune: If I Should Lose You
“Philly” Joe Jones (Transcription solo) CD: John Coltrane, “Blue Train” (1957) Tune: Lazy Bird
“Philly” Joe Jones (Transcription solo) CD: Wynton Kelly, “Kelly at Midnite” (1960) Tune: Pot Luck
“Philly” Joe Jones (Transcription solo) CD: Paul Chambers, “Whims of Chambers” (1956) Tune: Omicron
Kenny Dorham (Trumpet Solo) CD: M.Roach Quintet, “Complete Studio Recordings” (1956) Tune: Woody´n You
Kenny Dorham (Trumpet Solo) CD: The Jazz Messengers, “…at the Cafe Bohemia Vol.1” (1955) Tune: Prince Albert