• Modern Jazz Piano: A Study in Harmony
  by Brian Waite (Paperback)


• Keyboard Sheet Music

• Blues, Jazz and Rock Riffs For Keyboards : By William T. Eveleth
  by William T. Eveleth (Composer) You will acquire a practical improvisational foundation from the licks, riffs, turnaround phrases in 'Blues, Jazz and Rock Riffs For Keyboards : By William T. Eveleth'. These blues-based patterns can be extended to jazz, rock, pop, soul, R'n'B, gospel


• Music Piano Course

• The Chick Corea Play-Along Collection
  by Not Applicable (Paperback)

• Tons of Runs: For the Contemporary Pianist
  by Andy Laverne Andy LaVerne's 'Tons of Runs: For the Contemporary Pianist' contains a huge workout of basic runs and licks, each written in three different keys. The many useful phrases derived from chord elements and passing notes, will enlarge your jazz vocabulary. It is a very useful resource but something of a Jazz Hanon.


• Divas: The Pop/Jazz Women Music

• All About Chords: A Comprehensive Approach to Understanding Contemporary Chordal Structures and Progressions Through Solid Drills in Suggested Study
  by Elvo D'Amante (Paperback)
• Jazz Salsa DVD

• Learn to Play... Latin Piano: Authentic Salsa, Mambo, Bosa Nova, Samba, and More!
  by Riccardo Scivales To follow up your Latin explorations, go for 'Learn to Play... Latin Piano: Authentic Salsa, Mambo, Bosa Nova, Samba, and More!'. This gives exhaustive patterns, drills, and original pieces The author, the amazing Riccardo Scivales, gives the rhythmic basis of Latin music, explaining the Clave, Tumbao Bass, and the piano montuonos.

• Smooth Jazz (Jazz Piano Solos)
  by Various (Recorder) 'Smooth Jazz (Jazz Piano Solos)' will delight people's ears and relax them entirely, especiapply: * Cast Your Fate to the Wind (David Benoit) * Just the Two of Us (Grover Washington, Jr.) * Morning Dance (Spyro Gyra) * Mountain Dance (Dave Grusin) * This Masquerade (George Benson)

• Bebop Jazz (Piano Solos)
  by James Sodke 'Bebop Jazz (Piano Solos)' contains 18 classics from jazz masters of the '40s and '50s, such as Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins, Bud Powell, Ella Fitzgerald and others.

• Hard Bop (Piano Solos)
  by Hal Leonard 'Hard Bop (Piano Solos)' The 16 jazz classics from the 50s and 60s in this truly great book include the awesome Giant Steps (John Coltrane, Tommy Flanagan) * I Remember Clifford (Lee Morgan, Dizzy Gillespie) * Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Cannonball Adderley, Joe Zawinul) * Song for My Father (Kenny Burrell, Horace Silver). There's also 'Cool Jazz (Piano Solos)', including the work of the '50s and '60s jazz cats who invented "cool," including Take Five (Dave Brubeck, George Benson).

• Famous Pianists & Their Technique
  by Reginald R. Gerig Reginald Gerig's 'Famous Pianists & Their Technique' examines the development of piano technique from its beginnings in the sixteenth century. Just to remind us where we came from....and did you know that Mozart complained of piano students cancelling lessons?

• Hard Bop Piano: Jazz Compositions of the 50s and 60s
  by Evan Sarzen Another well-received set of transcriptions of excellent quality, rare songs, is 'Hard Bop Piano: Jazz Compositions of the 50s and 60s'. Transcriptions of eight jazz composers.

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