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Lesson 2 - The 12 Jazz Styles
Lesson Two in the MiBAC JAZZ User Guide creates a song in each of the twelve MiBAC JAZZ styles. There are four main styles in MiBAC JAZZ: Jazz 44, Latin, Slow 4, Jazz 34. Each of the main styles has a slow, a medium, and a fast substyle. Combine the four main styles with the three substyles and you get the twelve jazz styles available in MiBAC JAZZ.
The 12 Jazz Styles |
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All examples use this chord progression. |
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Style |
Tempo |
Listen Score and MP3 |
Jazz 4/4 Ballad |
75 |
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Jazz 4/4 Swing |
150 |
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Jazz 4/4 Bebop |
250 |
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Latin Rock Shuffle |
80 |
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Latin Bossa Nova |
140 |
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Latin Samba |
185 |
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Slow 4 Twelve Eight Blues |
72 |
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Slow 4 Two Beat Swing |
130 |
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Slow 4 Four Chord Ballad (*1) |
80 |
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Jazz 3/4 Ballad |
90 |
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Jazz 3/4 Swing |
150 |
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Jazz 3/4 Bebop |
220 |
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Jazz 3/4 Six Eight (*2) |
80 |
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| MP3 archive of all jazz styles | Win (8Mb Zip) |
Mac (10MB hqx) |
*1. The four chord ballad substyle uses two measures on the screen to represent one measure of the song.
*2 The six eight swing style uses two measures on the screen to represent one measure of the song. The tempo 80 is referenced to a dotted quarter note.
