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Mozart goes Jazz for piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano
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Mozart goes Jazz for piano
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New York NY 10023
United States
Arranger: Kleeb, Jean
Orchestral scoring : piano
Product format: Performance score
Binding: Stapled
Pages / Format: 31 - 31,0 x 24,4 cm
Mozart’s magnificent music as seen through the eyes of a brilliant jazz pianist and arranger.
This collection of easy jazz variations offers something special for everyone, whether lovers of classical music or jazz aficionados, whether beginners or advanced players. The arrangements plunge pianists into the harmonic universe of jazz, lending a new guise to such well-known pieces as the “Rondo alla turca” or the second movement of the A major Piano Concerto (K. 488). Most of all they offer glimpses into the art of piano improvisation and suggestions for the player’s own performance (Ger/Eng).
- Delightful and easy-to-play jazz variants of standard Mozart works for the piano.
- Suggestions for the player's own improvisations
The editor
Jean Kleeb, a Brazilian musician and successful jazz pianist living in Germany , deftly combines classical music and jazz in his arrangements. Mozart would have loved it!
This collection of easy jazz variations offers something special for everyone, whether lovers of classical music or jazz aficionados, whether beginners or advanced players. The arrangements plunge pianists into the harmonic universe of jazz, lending a new guise to such well-known pieces as the “Rondo alla turca” or the second movement of the A major Piano Concerto (K. 488). Most of all they offer glimpses into the art of piano improvisation and suggestions for the player’s own performance (Ger/Eng).
- Delightful and easy-to-play jazz variants of standard Mozart works for the piano.
- Suggestions for the player's own improvisations
The editor
Jean Kleeb, a Brazilian musician and successful jazz pianist living in Germany , deftly combines classical music and jazz in his arrangements. Mozart would have loved it!