Berklee Practice Method

GET YOUR BAND TOGETHER MAN!

• This is the first-ever method that teaches you how to play in a rock band
• Learn what all the great musicians seem to know intuitively; how to listen, interact and respond, improvise, and become part of the groove.
• Developed by the faculty of Berklee College of Music, the book and play-along CD will help improve your timing, technique, and reading ability.
• Become the great player that everyone wants to have in their band.

		Berklee Practice Method - Alto Sax Learn techniques specific to playing the saxophone in a contemporary ensemble. When you play sax in a band, your primary concern is with melody and improvisation, how to develop your mastery of phrasing, articulations, breathing, chords, scales, and improvisation techniques.
		Berklee Practice Method - Bass Lessons throughout this book guide you through playing basic grooves, walking bass lines, and other standard bass techniques.
		Berklee Practice Method - Drum Set Master basic rhythms, beats, and subdivisions that every drummer in a band needs to keep the band rockin'.
		Berklee Practice Method for Cello Play cello in a band!
		Berklee Practice Method for Viola: Get Your Band Together This is the first-ever method that teaches you how to play viola in a rock band.
		Berklee Practice Method - Guitar Lessons throughout this book guide you through chord voicings and changes, scales, improvisation techniques, rhythm accompaniments, tablature, and traditional notation.
		Berklee Practice Method - Keyboard When you play keyboard in a band, your primary concern is chords, how to read and play them, how to progress from one to the next, and how they interact with other instruments, melodically and rhythmically. It's all inside!
		Berklee Practice Method Teacher's Guide Teachers of all instruments will benefit from this guide to using the innovative Berklee Practice Method Series.
		Berklee Practice Method - Tenor Sax Practice the techniques that are vital for the tenor sax player in an ensemble: melody and improvisation, and how to develop your mastery of phrasing, articulations, breathing, chords, scales, and improvisation techniques.
		Berklee Practice Method - Trombone Playing trombone in a contemporary ensemble? Learn to play melody, support a soloist, and improvise over chord changes, essential techniques for any trombonist playing with a band.

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