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Improvising Violin Subsequent Edition

Author(s): Julie Lyonn Lieberman (Author)

Publisher: JULIE LYONN MUSIC
Publication Date: June 1, 1997
Edition: Subsequent
Language: English
Print length: 98 pages
ISBN-10: 1879730103
ISBN-13: 9781879730106

Book Description

(Instructional). Written for the violinist who longs to leave the confines of the written page and now in its fifth edition, Improvising Violin is a comprehensive guide to the art and science of successful string improvisation. With clear, step-by-step explanations and instructions, acclaimed teacher and performer Lieberman breaks down all the components necessary to master improvisation in jazz, blues, swing, folk, rock and meditational styles, it offers dozens of helpful tips on theory and technique along the way. Preface by Darol Anger. “Lieberman’s book contains a wealth of information and is a gem of organization.” AMERICAN MUSIC TEACHER “For the fiddler who doesn’t like to stay with the notes, Julie Lyonn Lieberman has put together what seems like the ultimate collection of information about improvisation on the violin.” – SUBURBIA TODAY , GANNET “A comprehensive examination of violin improvisation styles in blues, swing, jazz, rock and fusion.” – DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE

Editorial Reviews

Review

A comprehensive examination of violin improvisation styles in blues, swing, jazz, rock, and fusion. — Downbeat Magazine

In an organized manner, Lieberman takes violinists by the hand for their first steps, and leads them into deeper waters. — Bill Crow, Allegro Magazine (Local 802)

The ultimate collection of information about improvisation on the violin. — Suburbia Today, Gannet News

From the Publisher

We are dedicated to high quality books for string players that will help them take a step into 21st century string pedagogy: our vision for today’s string player includes the classics, but also improvisation, and multi-style exposure.

From the Author

When I became interested in improvisation in the late 1960s, there were no books and it was even difficult to find LPs of improvising string players. I took the long hard road, learning from musicians while jamming and performing, studying jazz with jazz pianist Sal Mosca, talking to colleagues, and finally created this book based on well over two decades of experience. I hope it helps you get there faster than it took me!

About the Author

Julie Lyonn Lieberman brings close to thirty years of expertise as an educator, author and performer to her private and group teaching. A dynamic, participatory workshop leader, her ability to stimulate participants to think and grow in new ways has earned respect for her work throughout the world. She has presented workshops for colleges and universities as well as major organizations throughout the U.S., Canada, and in Europe such as Eastman Conservatory, Juilliard, Manhattan School of Music, and organizations like American String Teacher Association, Music Educators Association, International Association of Jazz Educators, Suzuki, National String Workshop, International String Workshop, the Juilliard MAP Program, and the Carnegie LinkUp Program. Ms. Lieberman is the author of seven music books, including The Creative Band and Orchestra, The Contemporary Violinist, Improvising Violin, Rockin Out With Blues Fiddle, You Are Your Instrument, and Planet Musician. Her newest book, Alternative Strings: The New Curriculum, is changing the landscape of the string world. Lieberman has also created five instructional music videos, seven hours of programming for National Public Radio, and over fifty articles for music magazines, including STRAD, STRINGS, Fiddler Magazine, and American String Teacher Journal. In addition, Ms. Lieberman produced four American Jazz String Summits in the eighties and nineties featuring many of the top improvising string players in America, and co-produced three alternative string festivals within American String Teacher Association 2003, 2004, and 2005 conferences. String camps include Mark O’Connor Fiddle Camp, Pittsburgh Fiddle and Jazz Camp, and the International School for Fiddling.

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