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by ViciousKoalaBear on August 1st, 2009
'The Jazz Theory Book' by Mark Levine is probably the most well known. It's good for most concepts, but I found Dick Grove's book, 'Arranging Concepts Complete' to be much more useful. It is technically written for composers and arrangers, but it has a lot of useful information even if you would not be actually writing music.
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by Jazz-Man on August 2nd, 2009