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hola a todos me llamo miguel angel,aunque llevo tiempo en este foro,es el primer mensaje que escribo.antes de nada queria agradecer a alberto y felicitarle por toda la informacion y ayuda desinteresada que aporta en esta pagina.gracias a esta pagina por primera vez y tras a�os de recopilar ejercicios y datos,empiezo a encajar las piezas del puzzle que tenia en la cabeza y que no sabia como utilizarlo,gracias y mil gracias alberto aunque suene a peloteo,jejeje,estoy euforico porque ya empiezo a hacer musica parecida al jazz,ahora todo a cobrao sentido.no se si es que he sido mas torpe que otros en el aprendizaje o es asi como debe ser.he tenido varios profesores estos a�os,pero una de dos o yo era mal alumno o ellos malos profesores,pk hasta que no he conocido esta pagina no he visto la luz.ahora me surjen dudas,pero yo mismo encuentro la solucion,cosa que antes naranjas de la china.tengo una estanteria llena de libros de jazz y puedo afirmar con toda rotundidad que los quemaria todos excepto el de mark levine,que es el unico que realmente aporta buen material,se que tiene que haber buenos libros de jazz,pero la mayoria estan en ingles.�pk a estas alturas de la historia del jazz,no hay mas informacion en espa�ol y mas para un instrumento tan universal como esel piano?.se que el jazz,no se aprende solo leyendo libros,pero si hubiese mas informacion y con conceptos mas claros,como los que expone esta pagina web,resultaria mas sencillo el aprendizaje y con menos tiempo perdido rebanandote la sesera y a la larga con menos desanimos y abandonos,como casi me pasa a m�.en fin,para ser mi primer mensaje creo que me he pasao un poco,jejeje,espero que a nadie le haya molestao mi modesta opinion,ya que como he dicho antes solo hablo de mi caso en particular,seguramente soy el musico mas torpe de todos,pero una cosa es segura ya disfruto con mi musica,gracias alberto hasta otra y sigue asi con tan buena labor.

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Scot Ranney's Jazz Piano Notebook, Volume 1 - jazz piano tricks of the trade

Volume 1 of this educational jazz piano book contains 15 jazz piano exercises, tricks, and other interesting jazz piano techniques, voicings, grooves, and ideas Scot Ranney enjoys playing.

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