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Sheet music and instructional books, mostly for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
juliansinger but maybe you'll want some too:
Irish & Trad, more or less:
Jazz and jazzy:
Rock & Pop and the like:
Classicalish:
Hey, remember when Gemma Hayes made one of my favorite albums of the new millennium? She's playing at Slim's on the 27th, but apparently it's a secret--you won't find tour dates on her site. No wait, it's not a secret, it's just bad management. Anyway, I'm so going.
(She's opening for Athlete, on whose site the dates can be found, buried in Flash.)
juliansinger but maybe you'll want some too:Irish & Trad, more or less:
- The Library of Irish Music (Amy Appleby), piano + voice
- Mel Bay's Fiddle Tunes & Irish Music for Mandolin (Dan Gelo)
- The Fiddler's Fakebook (David Brody)
- Bluegrass Mandolin (Jack Tuttle)
- Introduction to Roots Guitar (Doug Cox)
- Best Songs from the Lomax Collections for Pickers and Singers, voice/melody + chords
- Acoustic Guitar Primer for Beginners (Bert Casey)
Jazz and jazzy:
- The Greatest Jazz Hits of Herbie Hancock, mostly piano
- A Guide for Jazz Piano Harmonization (Tony Caramia)
- Jazz Improvisation 3: Swing and Early Progressive Piano Styles (John Mehegan)
- Jazz Improvisation 4: Contemporary Piano Styles (John Mehegan)
- The Real Book (illegal fifth edition), lead sheets
- The Real Book, vol. 2 (illegal first edition), lead sheets
- The Standards Real Book (all nice and legal), lead sheets + lyrics
- The Jazz Piano Book (Mark Levine)
- Antonio Carlos Jobim Anthology, piano + guitar + voice
- Thelonious Monk: Originals & Standards (Charley Gerard, arr.), piano
- Patterns for Jazz (Jerry Coker et al.), treble clef instruments
- Scott Joplin: Collected Piano Works (Vera Brodsky Lawrence, ed.)
Rock & Pop and the like:
- The Bacharach & David Song Book, piano + voice
- The Look of Love (Bacharach & David), piano + voice + guitar
- Kim Richey: Glimmer, piano + guitar + voice
- Fleetwood Mac: Rumours, piano + guitar + voice
- Steely Dan Complete, piano + guitar + voice
- The Beatles: Past Masters, piano + guitar + voice
- Intermediate Rock Keyboard (Joe Bouchard & Seth Zowader)
Classicalish:
- J. S. Bach: Two-Part Inventions (Willard A. Palmer, ed.), piano
- A Little Keyboard Book: Eight Tunes of Colonial Virginia Set for Piano or Harpsichord (J. S. Darling)
- Piano Literature, vol. 4, for the Early Advanced Grades (James Bastien)
- Sonatina Album for the Piano (Schirmer Library)
- George Gershwin's Preludes for Piano
- Classics to Moderns in the Intermediate Grades (Denes Agay, ed.), piano
- The Virtuoso Pianist (Hanon) + The School of Velocity (Czerny), book 1 of each, piano
Hey, remember when Gemma Hayes made one of my favorite albums of the new millennium? She's playing at Slim's on the 27th, but apparently it's a secret--you won't find tour dates on her site. No wait, it's not a secret, it's just bad management. Anyway, I'm so going.
(She's opening for Athlete, on whose site the dates can be found, buried in Flash.)
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