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Le jazz facilement by Michael Alizon<\/a><\/h2>\n

Introduction to jazz and improvisation for saxophone and wind instruments.<\/h3>\n

64 pages with audio tracks to download or to play online Texts in both languages : english and french. <\/p>\n

Audio tracks free to download with coupon code printed in method book: Download audio tracks<\/a><\/p>\n

If you order the method in hard copy, the link to download the audio files will be in your order confirmation email.<\/em><\/p>\n

or play in streaming<\/a><\/p>\n

A renowned jazz musician and improviser, Michael Alizon<\/a> teaches jazz and saxophone at the Strasbourg Conservatory.
\nAccustomed to \u201cswitching\u201d between classical and jazz techniques, he has developed a method suitable for both beginners and experienced musicians.
\nThe approach is fundamental, structured, and progressive, allowing students to easily and consistently incorporate concepts of jazz and improvisation.
\nThe exercises, examples, and pieces are written in C, E-flat, and B-flat to accommodate all instruments.<\/p>\n

64 pages with audio tracks to download. Texts in both languages : english and french. Texts in both languages : english and french. <\/p>\n

“For several years now, Michael ALIZON has been providing an outstanding introduction to jazz for students at the Strasbourg Conservatory. He is one of those rare educators who can clearly explain the language of improvisation, making it accessible to everyone. This new book, clear and progressive, will allow everyone to benefit from the expert advice of this outstanding jazz musician.”<\/em> Philippe GEISS<\/strong>, saxophone professor at the Strasbourg Conservatory.<\/p>\n

“Michael ALIZON propose une m\u00e9thode originale qui va de suite \u00e0 l’essentiel. Il invite tous les instrumentistes \u00e0 s’initier au jazz \u00e0 la source, pour le plaisir autant que pour une exploration plus approfondie…”<\/em> Jean-Marc FOLTZ<\/strong>, professeur de clarinette et de musiques improvis\u00e9es au Conservatoire de Strasbourg.<\/p>\n