Erskine Jazz Essentials Vol. 1

Published by: Fuzzy Music
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World-class jazz rhythm section play-along in state-of-the-art app setting!
Featuring Peter Erskine on drums, Alan Pasqua on piano, and Darek Oles on bass, this app has been designed and created for use by all musicians who are interested in perfecting their jazz skills and artistry. The heart of jazz is being able to play the blues and “standards” in common keys and at different tempos. With a century’s worth of professional and pedagogical experiences between the three musicians, these tracks target and explore an essential variety of requisite jazz modes and styles that we have found to be of the most use.
Utilizing the built-in mixer, you can create your own combo: full rhythm section (trio), music-minus-piano, music-minus-bass, music-minus-drums, or solo tracks of drums-only, bass-only or piano-only. There are click-track and count-off options as well.
PDF lead sheets are included in the keys of C, Bb and Eb. These charts can be printed or emailed from the app. In the case of some well-known standards, we have adhered to the form and chord changes of the songs unless otherwise noted. The melodies to these tunes can easily be found on-line or in a RealBook, etc. There are also some classic tune forms from the post-bop era, making this collection up-to-date and relevant.
We suggest that you listen to the full trio mixes at least once in order to hear how the band is playing this music — unless, of course, you wish to fully embrace the jazz spirit and experience the performances in real time: hearing and playing the music for the first time just like in a true jazz setting. In any event, you now have a world-class rhythm section at your fingertips.
As the beboppers say: “Straight ahead and strive for tone...”
There’s no better way to play better than to play more. Keep on swinging.
--Peter Erskine
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Does Not Work

Elvin Jones on

United States

The app does not work and you cannot report a problem or open app support either. Nothing will play or record so it is completely dead and I feel like I just got scammed out of my ten dollars. Very dissatisfied!

Would rate even lower

peter erskine on

United States

Does not work, version 1 or 2. Really a bummer, don’t waste your money.

Has Only 10 Songs You Never Heard of

Jusitn3711 on

United States

Only has 10 songs. What a rip. Jazz essentials ... Not even close. This guy is ripping off other musicians. He should be ashamed of himself!

Great learning system.

TomMPhx on

United States

I am a lifelong drummer, rock, funk, country. Finally at 50 I am finally learning to swing! This has been fantastic accompaniment tool to develop my play!

A+ app 100% fun

Heaven Notes on

United States

I'm not a pro musician but I'm in love with this app. Very easy to use. Recording is very helpful to check your progress.

Waste of money

Basssaxplayer on

United States

Not sure who wrote the favorable reviews but this is NOT worth the money. A lot better apps out there for less. If it had been $2.99 maybe.

Love it!!!

DrumFunMan on

United States

This is a great app that is easy to use. Fun to practice along with.

Wow!!! Must have. Both Volumes.

Doublehead on

United States

I am a professional Jazz drummer. I literally just played a gig with Darek Oles. So let me make it clear, that at any level of musicianship, this is an AMAZING practice/warmup tool! Just tuning your time to the click on a daily basis is a critical discipline for being a good listener while you perform. With this tool, I get that, but I can warm up with my virtual version of my friend Darek, with or without click, at each tempo and style. This will be a must have for all my students.

Thanks

jones42 on

United States

Brilliant idea and an infinitely helpful practice tool. Very glitchy though.

amazing!!!

Gtimps on

United States

This app is ingenious!!! Music-minus-one on steroids. This app makes the best possible use of modern technology for teaching and practicing.

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