Arpeggios, Rhythms, and Scales

Arpeggios, Rhythms, and Scales by Mike Laird, published by Lulu Press, Incorporated on February 18, 2010, is a comprehensive resource for musicians focusing on string instruments. This 226-page book provides detailed arpeggios for all 7th chords, along with useful fingerings and an exploration of modal, blues, and jazz scales. It emphasizes the importance of rhythm in jazz, offering over 200 rhythm patterns designed to enhance technique and encourage musicians to “think rhythm and play notes.”
Readers will find a variety of rhythm patterns, including 25 derived from Freddie Hubbard’s improvised solo in “Maiden Voyage,” which serve as a foundation for scale studies. This edition aims to equip violinists with the necessary tools to develop their musical skills and knowledge for performance and improvisation. With a focus on genres such as jazz and the performing arts, this book presents a unique perspective on navigating the fingerboard, making it a valuable addition for those serious about advancing their musical abilities.
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Yes, it provides arpeggios for all 7th chords with useful fingerings, and modal, blues and jazz scales, but jazz is also rhythm. Over 200 rhythm patterns develop technique to “think rhythm and play notes”. 25 patterns are from Freddie Hubbard’s improvised solo in Maiden Voyage. Other rhythms are provided for scale studies. In August, 2010, The American String Teacher magazine reviewed Arpeggios, Rhythms and Scales: ” Wow!. . . a unique and detailed boon for violinists who want to develop their instrumental and musical tools, ear and knowledge necessary to perform and improvise . . . a completely different perspective for navigating the fingerboard . . . information never seen before in a scale book . . . a required tool for the violinist who is serious about becoming a . . . performer.”
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