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3 PROGRESSIVE DUETS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP Co) OU td leg ee e weston sy PREFACE Jazz For Seniors is a progressive continuation of Jazz For Juniors.The same general rules outlined in the beginning of Jazz For Juniors apply to the duets in this book. Liberties may be taken with the slurs as they are merely a reminder that this kind of music must be played very legato. The student will benefit more from these studies if he strives to give the impression that he is slurring when he is in reality making use of the legato articulation. Since the rhythms in these duets are more complicated, I feel it necessary to add some pointers on how the student should go about mastering the rhythms which prove difficult for him, For example, in duet #8, measures 3 and 4 from the end can be better understood if the student clarify in his mind where the beat falls in these neasures and penciling it in such as in the example shown below. I es ee Practice slowly at first and then play up to tempo. In double time figures it will help to analyze difficult rhythms by converting them into 8/8 time, giving one beat to each eighth note. Duet #5, measures 1 and 2. Meme ee eee el After practicing in 8/8 time, play as written (Four beats to the measures). Playing a difficult figure without ties first and then as written will also help. [Duet #15, measures 1 and 2. SIMPLIFIED AS WRITTEN Copyright © 1963 by Henry Adler, Inc., 196 W. 46th St.,N.Y.96,N.Y. Imemational Copyright Secured Made in U.S.A. Al Rights Reserved SIX CENTS Duet No.1 Medium HAB 50 Copyright © 1963 by Henry Adler, Ine., 196 W.46th St,,N.Y.36,N.Y. International Copyright Secured Made in U.S.A. ‘ALL Rights Reserved —S Yn We Sy HAB 50 ‘ MINOR MAJOR Duet No. 2 br Medium Bright HAB 50 ; SWINGIN’ KEYS Duet No. 3 | Medium to Bright 7 HAB 50 HAB 50 8 KRIPLETS 3 3 Duet No. 4 Slow 3 oD) legato 3 HAB 50 3 ritard 3 10 Duet No. 5 Slow Four DOUBLE BLUES lu HAB 50 NO MARX 13 HAB 50 16 CURTAIN RAZOR Duet No. 8 Bright A K —== | HAB 50 17 18 DON’T RUSH Duet No. 9 } Medium Bright ~ THREE FINGERS Duet No. 10 Medium ° WANA GO BACK Duet No. 11 Medium | | | 3 HAB 50 24 SKID A BOB BOO Duet No. 12 Medium RUSSIAN THE BEAT Medium Bright 3 $= A Duet No. 13 28 BOOP E. DUPE Duet No, 14 Medium Fast HAB 50 30 RINOR MIFF Duet No. 15 Medium HAB 50

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