Jersey City, NJ 07302
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In addition to his activity as a Jazz and World Studies professor, Eldad Tarmu has been holding jazz workshops and clinics in Mallet Technique, Jazz Harmony and Theory, Jazz Improvisation, Jazz Arranging, Rhythmic Studies, Ensemble Direction, World Music Styles (Afro-Cuban, Afro-Brazilian, Middle-Eastern), Exotic Modes in Jazz, Rhythm Section Workshops for soloists and vocalists. An extended CV is available upon request.
He has been holding jazz clinics and workshops at festivals and also in music camps in Belgium, Romania, Indonesia, Cuba, Italy and Hungary. The jazz camp in Romania, held under the patronage of the International Association for Jazz Education, was featured in Down Beat Magazine.
Eldad is always happy to add a workshop component to all his performances and festival appearances. Please use the Contact form to consult him in advance regarding the topics you are interested in.
Eldad is available to teach vibraphone to students of all levels. Please use the Contact form for details regarding the schedule, lessons costs and discounts.
Eldad has a unique, fast and very effective method of teaching jazz harmony, which is tailored specifically for classically trained musicians. If you think learning jazz is difficult, requires a special native talent or it takes years, then give Eldad's method a try. The quick results will amaze you.
Eldad is currently teaching World Music at Hudson County Community College in Jersey City and Union City, New Jersey. The next classes will be held during the summer sessions of 2011. For details please contact him at this email address or refer to the HCCC website.
Eldad will also be teaching an introductory summer course at SUNY Manhattan, beginning with May 2011.
The basic concepts of music such as melody, harmony, rhythm, counterpoint, and form are studied through investigation of the historical and contemporary masterpieces of the Western classical tradition, of various non-Western musics, and of various "popular" traditions. The different styles and types of music are considered not only in light of the cultural values they embody, but also in relation to present-day cultural and musical values. No previous musical training is assumed.
Details will be posted soon on the blog.
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Jersey City, NJ 07302
ph: +12016404591
fax: +18665434582
alt: +12017938482
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