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new Tim kliphuis book ‘Grappelli Licks’ (november 2012)
AndyW
Glasgow Scotland UK✭✭✭ Clarinets & Saxes- Selmer, Conn, Buescher, Leblanc et.al. // Guitars: Gerome, Caponnetto, Napoli, Musicalia, Bucolo, Sanchez et. al.
Tim has a new book out - " ‘Grappelli Licks’ "
here's a cut & paste from his site:
“Tim Kliphuis has selected more than 250 Grappelli licks (short phrases) for you to learn. Using simple chord theory and tips for timing and style, you can start playing the licks on songs instantly. The CD includes solos on 9 Gypsy Jazz standards and sample phrases by Kliphuis, plus backing tracks by gypsy guitarist Paulus Schäfer for you to practise on. It is assumed the student reads music, has some experience with improvisation and a basic command of the instrument.”
I'm tempted ;-)
more at www.timkliphuis.com
here's a cut & paste from his site:
“Tim Kliphuis has selected more than 250 Grappelli licks (short phrases) for you to learn. Using simple chord theory and tips for timing and style, you can start playing the licks on songs instantly. The CD includes solos on 9 Gypsy Jazz standards and sample phrases by Kliphuis, plus backing tracks by gypsy guitarist Paulus Schäfer for you to practise on. It is assumed the student reads music, has some experience with improvisation and a basic command of the instrument.”
I'm tempted ;-)
more at www.timkliphuis.com
