Jazz Workshop Classes and Schedule Location 244 Rehearsal Studios, NY 244 W. 10th Floor, New York, NY 10019, USA Phone: (212) 586-9056 When Classes are held each Tuesday (Occasional closure due to Holidays or rescheduled classes) Workshops Fee $45.00 registration per year and $10.00 per Tuesday evening (Unregistered students will be charged $15.00 per weekly class) Piano Class 6:00 P.M. (Basics & Advanced Harmonic Movement and Theory) Vocal Class 7:30 P.M. To 10:00 P.M. (Ear-training, Improvisation and Theory) Improvisation Class 10:00 P.M. To 12:00 A.M.

(Improvisation and Theory for all Instruments).

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CD Included Hi Alan, Just received a copy of your book. I have been fascinated by this method. You have laid it out so beautifully and I am going to work on it. I have had the opportunity to play with Barry a few times over the years. He is truly a master and as you well know he was the first cat to teach jazz in a logical way.

I remember Pat Martino telling me about his diminished approach way back in the ’70s. He and Barry have been very successful with the diminished approach.

Great work and may I bug you with a question or two along the way? Thank you for this book. Great work!!!

Studying the concepts put forth in this book will not teach you a set of hip sounding voicings. You won’t come out sounding like everyone else – and that’s the good news! What you will find herein are the structural components, as mapped out and developed by jazz giant Barry Harris, that will guide and aid you on your own personal road to discovery. Imagine, a system for learning jazz harmony that actually embraces the concept of improvisation. As I see it, there are two paths for a chord player to go down. Either one becomes a “hitter” or, one becomes a “mover”. The “hitter” sits up and works out a couple of beautiful sounding voicings for each kind of chord (or worse, learns someone else’s from a method book) – and from that point on, plays them exactly the same way.