Description
1985 Second printing with different cover than pictured. Revised edition. Spiral bound cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spiral is in good condition. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This revised 1985 edition of David Baker’s seminal work, “Jazz Improvisation: A Comprehensive Method of Study for All Players,” represents a landmark in jazz pedagogy. Baker, a distinguished educator and influential figure in the jazz world, distilled his vast knowledge into this comprehensive guide, offering a systematic approach to mastering the art of improvisation.
The book’s spiral binding and well-preserved pages attest to its practical use as a hands-on resource for countless musicians seeking to hone their improvisational skills. While the cover shows signs of wear from dedicated study, the book’s enduring value lies in its methodical exploration of jazz theory, harmony, and melodic construction.
Collectors and jazz enthusiasts will appreciate this revised edition’s inclusion of expanded concepts and exercises, reflecting Baker’s commitment to continually refining his teachings. As a foundational text for aspiring improvisers and a valuable reference for seasoned professionals, this copy encapsulates the timeless wisdom of one of jazz’s most revered educators.