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Open Access Thesis

Keywords

Jazz;

Abstract

The purpose of this recital is to demonstrate a practical competency in playing techniques on the rhythm section instruments piano, bass, and drum set in addition to presenting arrangements and compositions by the performer. The study of rhythm section instruments provides the solid understanding of jazz rhythm and harmony necessary for any jazz educator endeavoring to provide adequate instruction for his or her students. The study of jazz arranging and composition also aids in instructing students of jazz at any level of proficiency. Although not a complete representation of the studies required of a student studying jazz pedagogy, this recital will showcase many important elements of the educational experience.

Year of Submission

2017

Degree Name

Master of Music

Department

School of Music

First Advisor

Christopher Merz, Chair

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Due to copyright restrictions certain audio files may be limited in length of play, may be limited to University of Northern Iowa access only, and may be unavailable for download.

Date Original

2017

Object Description

11 audio files + 1 PDF file (iv, 20 pages)

Language

en

File Format

audio/mp3

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09_Stranz_Because_Plants_Don't_Talk_Back.mp3 (9910 kB)
10_Stranz_That_Night_on_the_Bridge.mp3 (8993 kB)
11_Stranz_Windows.mp3 (10060 kB)

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