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Paul F. Berliner's book explores the mental processes involved in improvising jazz, including interviews with legendary jazz musicians.

Mark C. Gridley's book offers an overview of jazz styles and history, including artist profiles and listening guides.

Method book series by Mike Steinel aimed at beginning jazz ensembles, covering everything from basics to advanced jazz techniques.

A compilation of lead sheets for jazz standards, used as a fundamental resource by jazz musicians for practice and performance.

Mike Steinel's resource for jazz improvisers discusses techniques for developing a personal vocabulary of improvisation, including a variety of licks and practice methods.

Kenny Werner's book, aimed at helping musicians overcome mental barriers and achieve new levels of performing, is applicable to jazz musicians looking to enhance their improvisational skills.

Comprehensive guide on jazz theory by Mark Levine, covering scales, chords, progressions, and jazz improvisation techniques.

This handbook by J. Richard Dunscomb and Willie L. Hill Jr. provides a comprehensive resource for jazz educators covering teaching methods, literature, and performance.

A historical narrative by Geoffrey C. Ward and Ken Burns that accompanies the renowned documentary series 'Jazz' and covers the development of jazz music in America.