NEW PRODUCTS PRINT EDUCATION
AUTHOR: QUINCY JONES (AS TOLD TO BILL GIBSON)
Q ON PRODUCING Series: The Quincy Jones Legacy Target: Producers, musicians, general Comment: Gibson corners Jones and for the first time ever, the jazz and pop composer, arranger and producer extraordinaire reveals some of the essential qualities and techniques used in some of his most famous productions. Jones goes back to some of his earliest successes with the likes of Count Basie, as well as his own big band. This book is launched as the first in a series of technical and reminiscent books by the legendary Jones.
AUTHOR: RON MANUS & LC HARNSBERGER
KID’S UKULELE COURSE Target: Ukulele beginners Comment: Subtitled ‘the easiest ukulele method ever’, this book is indeed very easy to use and has a lot of content to keep the young learner interested. The book comes with an accompanying CD and aims to get kids playing songs from the very beginning. It is printed in full colour, which adds to the attraction, and the simple, ‘page-per-point’ method is bound to be a winner with one-to-one teachers and classrooms. ALFRED (FABER): 01279 828989
AUTHOR: PETE SWEENEY
DRUMSET Series: National Guitar Workshop Method Target: Drums Comment: After the compilation of the full Afred Guitar Method into one almighty tome, Alfred has now done the same with its drum teaching method, combining the three volumes: Beginning, Intermediate and Mastery. This is a book that will last a drummer a lifetime, starting from initial drumkit set-up and basic patterns to the most complex of jazz styles. A real treat for anyone learning the drums. ALFRED (FABER): 01279 828989
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ARTIST: TOMMY EMMANUEL & FRANK VIGNOLA
JUST BETWEEN FRETS Target: Guitar Comment: The latest collaboration between Emmanuel and Vignola, who turn many a well known tune inside out with their virtuosity and chemistry as a duo, creating a non-stop chain of magical musical moments that were captured in a couple of spontaneous recording sessions. This book is a transcription of the album and features standard notation and tablature for both of the musicians’ parts. Tunes include: Paper Moon, How High the Moon, Clouds and many more. MEL BAY: 020 8214 1022
68 miPRO JANUARY 2011
ARTIST: VARIOUS UKULELE ROCK PLAYLIST:
BLACK BOOK Target: Guitar, vocal Comment: The ukulele phenomenon goes from strength to strength, broadening its scope into hitherto untouched areas of performance – and that is A Good Thing. The versatility of the humble uke is proving irrepressible as this compilation of rock tunes (in chord songbook format) from the likes of Queen, Green Day and Nirvana (among many others) clearly indicates. FABER: 01279 828989
ARTIST: VARIOUS
XFM MODERN CLASSICS Target: Guitar/vocal Comment: Following on from the success of the Classic FM branded books from Faber, the publisher turns its attentions to rock music, branding the compilation of rock tunes with the XFM radio station. From Starsailor to the Fratellis, and the Arctic Monkeys to the Zutons, over 50 tunes that the repertoire hunters will love. FABER: 01279 828989
ARTIST: JUDY GARLAND
OVER THE RAINBOW Target: PVG Comment: Containing almost 30 songs from the likes of the Gershwinis and Johnny Mercer, this book brings some of the greatest numbers from the fabled ‘American Songbook’ to life under the auspices of songs sung by the evergreen Judy Garland. From I Got Rhythm to Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, this is a fine collection that will be loved by many. FABER: 01279 828989
ARTIST: VARIOUS (ED BEN PARRY)
CHOIR ROCKS Series: Choir Rocks Target: Choirs Comment: A series of single-song pamphlets featuring numbers (initially) such as She’s Always a Woman (Billy Joel), You Got Love (Florence & The Machine), If I Ain’t Got You (Alicia Keys) and Total Eclipse of the Heart (Bonnie Tyler), specially arranged for high voice (or SAB) choirs, adding to the popular repertoire of the hugely popular choir culture in the UK. Expect many more from this keenly priced (and bound to be keenly hunted) series. FABER: 01279 828989
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