Practical information for jazz educators.
This publication offers practical information for jazz educators teaching high school and college students. Each issue includes profiles on jazz educators and performers, covering teaching methods, improvisation, and repertoire.
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Build chord progressions instantly
Create chord progressions by clicking on the circle of fifths. Practice musical sequences in 4-12 measures across all 12 keys. Choose from various grooves and repeat progressions for practice. Export or share created sequences.
The Melody Book LLC
Explore instruments and sounds together
Teaches children about big bands and musical instruments through an interactive story. Allows users to explore images of instruments, listen to audio clips, and complete simple quizzes.
Stefan Rasmussen
Discover unlimited good music non-stop.
The app provides unlimited music across four categories: Downtempo, Uptempo, Chill, and Mix. It offers streaming over 3G, LTE/4G, and Wifi, with AirPlay support and native playback controls.
Sedat Ozdemir
Listen to live and music
Listen to live streams from French stations. Browse by category or search for specific stations. Access national and regional broadcasts. Adjust volume and playback settings. Save favorite stations for quick access.
Jeff Armantrout
Listen to radio streams
Listen to live radio broadcasts from the University of California, Riverside. Stream music and talk shows. Access on-demand content. View show schedules and artist information. Submit song requests and feedback. Share content on social media.
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