This encyclopedia is an absolute necessity for anyone who loves jazz. It contains 30 different scales and chord symbols arranged as IV-V-I or II-V-I progressions in every key. A handy FREE index, available at http://www.drfeezell.com/jazz, allows you to look up ANY chord symbol, including ANY slash chord combination, and quickly find the corresponding scale notes in the encyclopedia. A MUST-HAVE for practicing, analysis, intelligent listening, and jazz research! Available in treble clef or b... (more)

This encyclopedia is an absolute necessity for anyone who loves jazz. It contains 30 different scales and chord symbols arranged as IV-V-I or II-V-I progressions in every key. A handy FREE index, available at www.drfeezell.com/jazz, allows you to look up ANY chord symbol, including ANY slash chord combination, and quickly find the corresponding scale notes in the encyclopedia. A MUST-HAVE for practicing, analysis, intelligent listening, and jazz research! Available in treble clef or bass clef. Scales included are: major scale/ionian mode, major pentatonic, blues, major bebop, augmented scale, harmonic major scale, minor-major scale, bebop melodic minor/bebop minor no. 2, lydian mode, lydian augmented, dorian mode, minor pentatonic, bebop dorian/bebop minor, locrian mode/half-diminished scale, bebop scale, half-diminished #2 scale/locrian #2 scale, aeolian mode, mixolydian mode, major pentatonic scale, bebop dominant, whole tone scale, lydian dominant, Aebersold's Spanish/Jewish scale, HW diminished scale, altered (alt) scale/diminished whole tone scale, Aebersold's Hindu scale, phyrgian mode, mode 2 minor scale, and WH diminished (octatonic) scale. Scales are given in these keys: C, F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, F#, B, E, A, D, and G. An enharmonic equivalency chart is provided.

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