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Laverne accent table is a vintage-inspired side table with waterfall sides made from mahogany with a natural walnut veneer finish. Curved, bent wood shape is sculptural and versatile. Its functional style is perfect for adding a fresh twist to any room.

Using the Yamaha Disklavier-+ as a teaching aide, Andy analyzes three of his original compositions, along with a brilliantly re-harmonized version of "All the Things You Are." He details scales, modes, voicings and chord progressions for the developing jazz pianist. Duo, trio and quartet performances by top jazz artists illustrate Andy's unique arrangements.

This bold, graffiti wallpaper pattern is illustrated in a chic, restricted color palette for an added artistic flair. The graphic design brings to life a sense of the 70s updated to reflect the trends of today. Simple yet striking, this contemporary wallcovering offers an energetic design option to seamlessly complete the look of your room makeover. Color: Hunter Green and Juniper.

This bold, graffiti wallpaper pattern is illustrated in a chic, restricted color palette for an added artistic flair. The graphic design brings to life a sense of the 70s updated to reflect the trends of today. Simple yet striking, this contemporary wallcovering offers an energetic design option to seamlessly complete the look of your room makeover. Color: Light Gray and White.

Handbook of Chord Substitutions by Andy LaverneCover may be scratched a bit or ends slightly bent from customers pulling and putting back book in o...

Laverne & Shirley: The Complete Series - Eight Seasons of Zany Antics! Americas favorite bottle-cappers Laverne & Shirley provide eight full seasons of unrestrained pandemonium in this hilarious DVD collection. Starting as a spin-off from TV's Happy Days, Laverne De Fazio (Penny Marshall) and Shirley Feeney (Cindy Williams), now joined by Lenny (Michael McKean), Squiggy (David L. Lander), Carmine (Eddie Mekka) and the rest of the Milwaukee gang, soon became a smash hit sitcom with audiences

The final season of the half-hour situation comedy focused on brassy, tough-talking, street smart Laverne De Fazio who, along with her family and friends, continued to pursue making all her dreams come true.

A leading jazz pianist and educator teaches techniques in the modern jazz styles developed by Chick Corea, McCoy Tyner, Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarrett, Bill Evans and Andy LaVerne himself. He delves into the intricacies of jazz improvisation, chord voicings.

Every morning by 06:00 hours, Frank is awake and on duty for Squirrel Patrol. This pug takes his role seriously: basic training, neighborhood surveillance, and, most importantly, protecting his humans and the cat, Laverne, from the Great Dane next door.Laverne, however, prefers a more refined lifestyle of napping, kneading her cat bed, and scorning humans’ ridiculous behavior. As much as Frank loves her, the deadpan Laverne loathes Frank. She dreams of sending him away forever and claiming his fish-shaped chew toy for herself.Both pets report their perspectives separately, from opposite ends of the book, until the story comes to a head in the middle with a single encounter Frank and Laverne perceive in very different ways.Written in the style of a daily log with text and illustrations interspersed, the story abounds with verbal and visual humor that will appeal to reluctant readers. Rich vocabulary, onomatopoeia, and the play on opposing points of view make this a smart, laugh-out-loud pick for critical reading.

Every morning by 06:00 hours, Frank is awake and on duty for Squirrel Patrol. This pug takes his role seriously: basic training, neighborhood surveillance, and, most importantly, protecting his humans and the cat, Laverne, from the Great Dane next door.Laverne, however, prefers a more refined lifestyle of napping, kneading her cat bed, and scorning humans’ ridiculous behavior. As much as Frank loves her, the deadpan Laverne loathes Frank. She dreams of sending him away forever and claiming his fish-shaped chew toy for herself.Both pets report their perspectives separately, from opposite ends of the book, until the story comes to a head in the middle with a single encounter Frank and Laverne perceive in very different ways.Written in the style of a daily log with text and illustrations interspersed, the story abounds with verbal and visual humor that will appeal to reluctant readers. Rich vocabulary, onomatopoeia, and the play on opposing points of view make this a smart, laugh-out-loud pick for critical reading.

(Instructional book with play-a-long CD) Andy LaVerne has quickly emerged on the scene as a leading jazz pianist and composer. His chord substitution style has been widely admired and carefully studied. This CD offers a unique sampling of his personal favorites for you to learn and enjoy. Features the songs "Shania," "Gone Forever," "Anticipointment," "Secret of the Andes," "Walking on the Moon," "Good Luck with Your Music" and others.

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Andy LaVerne has taken his decades of experience as a first call jazz pianist and satisfied a long awaited need by creating this comprehensive compendium of contemporary moving voicings. Pioneered by McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and Andy himself, quartal and related voicings are fleshed out in all twelve keys. Activate, animate, and energize your comping with this encyclopedic volume. Noted jazz pianist, composer, recording artist and educator Andy LaVerne has drawn from his decades

Jazz pianist LaVerne illustrates chord changes, voicings, reharmonization, melodic invention, and other essential tools that will broaden a student's jazz vocabulary and technique.

Foreword by Miroslav Volf Preface by LaVerne Stokes How are Christians to understand and respond to our distressed inner-city communities? Building on both the perspective of God's new creation and the view from the neighborhood, Mark R. Gornik'sTo Live in Peace shows how the life of the church, the strategies of community development, and the practices of peacemaking can make a transformational difference. Centering the book is the story of Baltimore's New Song Community Church, a church that stands as a witness to what can happen when the risks of the gospel are taken. Engaging with a wide range of theological and missiological perspectives, Gornik demonstrates how placing blame for the current conditions of life in the inner city on the residents themselves fails the test of critical analysis and the witness of Scripture. Yet his proposals also show ways that the church can work with the community to overcome structural obstacles to human flourishing.

The new millennium suggests a need for revamping great standards of the 20th century. Highly respected pianist, composer, and author Andy LaVerne has designed a set for such a purpose. Showcased are the musical and playable reharmonizations in a way musicians will find entertaining and enlightening. Some are tastefully subtle while others are surprisingly bold. Take these techniques and reharmonize your own tunes!

William Faulkner's novel "Pylon" was the basis for this glossy and atmospheric Douglas Sirk drama. In the 1930s, once-great World War I pilot Roger Shumann (Robert Stack) performs as a daredevil barnstorming pilot at aerial stunt shows while his wife, LaVerne (Dorothy Malone), works as a parachutist. When newspaper reporter Burke Devlin (Rock Hudson) arrives to do a story on the Shumanns act, he quickly falls in love with the beautiful--and neglected--LaVerne. With Jack Carson, Robert Middleton

Maayan Nidam's (Miss Fitz, Laverne Radix, Spunky Brewster) second album New Moon has many different levels. Stylistically, the Berlin-based producer has created a work of alternative electronic rhythms that combines everything from blissful broken beat, to surrealist electro, jazz-influenced moments, acidic house, exploratory techno, and piano interludes. Psychologically though, there is much more going on. Clearly unfazed by constructing a bigger, more audacious picture, Nidam links her many di