books by Hal Leonard (everything interviews saxophone)

books by Hal Leonard

books:

Music Theory for Guitarists: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask (Guitar Method)

43 reviews
Tom Kolb

Hal Leonard, 2005

Very good introduction to theory
This book takes a very straight-forward approach to explaining music theory as it relates to the guitar. If you already have a basic understanding of music, the first couple of chapters will mostly be review, but still worthwhile. If you do not read music at all, you'll still find the book useful, as the author does not assume that you have any prior musical knowledge, and starts off with very ...

The Plain and Simple Guide to Music Publishing, 2nd Edition

22 reviews
Randall Wixen

Hal Leonard, 2009

Excellent!
EXTREMELY informative and easy to understand. I like the fact that the author speaks to you as a human being and doesn't just provide you with starchy "legal jargon" that outlines the rules of music publishing. This book had me highlighting something every other page on my Kindle, and I've already referenced those notes many times. Great recommendations on other music publishing books inside ...

101 Saxophone Tips: Stuff All the Pros Know and Use (Sax Instruction)

7 reviews
Eric J. Morones

Hal Leonard, 2004

101 Saxophone Tips
The book is very good and well worth the investment. It covers an number of tips that are very helpful and ones I have employed over the 35 plus years I have been playing.

The Pat Metheny Interviews (Book)

5 reviews
Richard Niles

Hal Leonard, 2009

The Pat Metheny Interviews
This book is written by one of the best musicologists in the business. Niles has been interviewing many of the great people in the current music world. This book is great. He gets so much out of his subjests and Metheny is one of the greats of current music. It's interesting that Metheny was Niles' teacher at Berkeley College of Music. Niles is one of the great orchestraters and someone that ...