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The multi-titled PLP Series contains a set of melodic patterns, licks and phrases that can be easily learned and incorporated into your musical vocabulary. Each title has a dozen or more ideas. Each is displayed in all 12 keys by letter-name for simplicity, and with musical notion in a selected key. Flats (b) were used instead of sharps (#) for ease of use. A supplemental key-cycle aid is included.
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