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Swing on a String
Product ID: FJ2 SO ST6071
By Martin Norgaard
Publisher:
FJH music
Arranger:
orig.
Series:
FJH String Orchestra
Genre:
Jazzy
Line Up:
String Orchestra
Duration:
2:45
Level: 3
Set & Score
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About this item
Here's an exciting opportunity to incorporate jazz into your classroom and concert hall with this medium slow swing chart. An optional drum set part really helps set the mood. An open solo section enables you to feature as many players as you would like, with optional backgrounds in the other parts. All players are given a sample solo along with a solo sheet on the back of their parts teaching them the basics of improvisation. In this case, the entire basis of the solo is a G Major scale, making for a positive experience for virtually any performer. Outstanding writing by a jazz violinist!
Instrumentation
1 Conductor's Full Score
8 Violin 1
8 Violin 2
5 Violin 3
5 Viola
5 Violoncello
5 Double Bass
1 rehersal Piano
1 Drum Set (opt.)
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Composer
Martin Norgaard
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Martin Norgaard, Ph.D., is a Yamaha Certified String Educator and the orchestra director at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Austin, TX. He is the author of ten jazz string method books for Mel Bay Publications including Jazz Fiddle Wizard and Jazz Fiddle/Viola/Cello Wizard JuniorM and several orchestra pieces with The FJH Music Company. His recently completed dissertation, Descriptions of Improvisational Thinking by Artist-level Jazz Musicians, is a qualitative investigation of the cognitive processes underlying improvisation. Norgaard is a frequent clinician at state, national and international conventions such as Singapore International String Conference, ASTA, TMEA and IAJE, and has taught at summer workshops such as the Santa Fe Suzuki Institute, the IAJE Teacher Training Institute and Strings Without Boundaries. Check out his web site at JazzFiddleWizard.com.
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