Show Notes
In this session of the Jeff Lewis Trumpet Podcast, I talk about how learning the lyrics of a song will help you become a better musician.
In this particular episode, you will learn;
Why it’s important to learn the lyrics of a song
Who to listen to for melodic interpretation
How learning different versions of songs can help you learn in multiple keys
Why learning the lyrics can help you with song form and melody memorization
The Real Book, Vol. 1, Low Voice
The Real Vocal Book – Volume I Songbook: High Voice
The Real Christmas Book: C Edition Includes Lyrics!
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