Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Learn Jazz at your own pace with Jazz play along videos
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Jazz– Music That Touches the Soul
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
StudioBypass – Making Learning and Playing Jazz Easier Than Ever!
Create Your Virtual Group, Arrange and Play Music 24/7
With StudioBypass, forming your own virtual groups is easy. You can arrange your own music and play it with real live professional musicians 24/7.
Enjoy Listening to Over 400 Jazz and Latin Jazz Tunes Recorded by the Masters
StudioBypass extends you a wonderful opportunity to practice the long forgotten tunes with its wonderful collection of more than 400 jazz and Latin jazz tunes recorded by the Masters. Grab your favorite jazz MIDI files to start enjoying the music you always loved.
Jazz Accompaniment Tracks to Stimulate Your Live On-stage Performance
Mesmerize your fans with your live on stage performance backed by our breathtaking jazz accompaniment tracks. Your onstage live performance could never have been as livelier as with the jazz accompaniment tracks we have for you.
Let jazz play along when you are on the fly. That’s the best way to keep in close touch with your favorite music that’s jazz.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Learn to Play Jazz with StudioBypass
Listen to the Big Band Jazz Music
You can learn to play jazz with StudioBypass bringing a breathtaking collection of over 400 jazz and Latin jazz tunes recorded by the masters. They say listening is the best way to learning. The same is applicable to jazz as well. StudioBypass brings big band jazz music right in your own home.
Download Your Favorite Jazz Music as MIDI Files or in MP3 Format
StudioBypass lets you customize your own play-along. You can choose to download in MIDI or MP3 format.
Special Discounts for Educational Institutions and Private Music Programs
There are various special discounts on offer for educational institutions and private music programs. What’s more, 1st trial download comes for free for all new registrants.
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Monday, June 22, 2009
Intermediate Jazz Tools - Learning Jazz The Modern Way
Jazz music is over 100 years old. The continuing popularity of jazz can be put down to its dynamic nature. Jazz has kept evolving and changing with the times while other genres of music ebbed and flowed, and then died away. One of the difficult lessons when you learn to play jazz is that jazz does not have set rules, though the standards can teach you a lot.
The internet provides beginners, intermediate and advanced learned with free tools to learn to play jazz. Websites dedicated to jazz offer intermediate jazz tools to help the aspiring jazz musician find their way around the sometimes bewildering world of jazz, blues, ragtime, and related genres.
If you are keen on mastering more contemporary forms of music, such as rap or reggae, building a solid foundation in jazz helps. Intermediate jazz tools help you pick the tempo, and even customize standard pieces to your requirement. Before you start on your journey to jazz discovery, you need to appreciate its history. Learn to play jazz the way it was meant to be played - with passion, depth, and an understanding of its history and purpose.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Tips to Use Jazz Teacher Toolbox and Intermediate Jazz Tools
The popularity for jazz music has been increasing, so has the craze for learning jazz music. Many tools are available to help beginners in learning jazz music. The jazz teacher toolbox is a combination of software and hardware system designed to help instructors or teachers in teaching a group of jazz learners.
A standard toolbox supplies more than hundred pitched and even greater number of percussion sounds. You can also use the sound mixing feature for mixing and processing instruments. As a teacher you can instruct your class using individual headset microphones and use the mute button when you want their attention.
Intermediate jazz tools are a set of many compatible appliances that can be of great help to jazz music learners. The hassle panel scale will help you in positioning your fingers correctly on instruments. Genuine use of these tools will surely help you become a good jazz musician.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Practice Jazz Bass Lines and Jazz Piano
There was a time when wanting to learn jazz meant endless commuting to and from the school, countless hours of waiting to get your teacher’s attention and boredom to top it all. Things are different now. Thanks to the Internet, if you wish to practice jazz bass lines all you have to do is to join an online jazz school. Online schools have videos where your instructor takes you through easy steps while teaching you, say, jazz piano bass lines in A Major.
There are free lessons for explanation by a professional pianist. For you to practice jazz piano with ease, the video shows the movement of fingers clearly even as you listen to the instructor and his music. There is a video transcript at the end of the page as an aide memoir. To reach perfection you can repeat the video and practice independently.