Hi José. I HIGHLY recommend the 'Jazz Piano Book' by Mark Levine to anyone interested in jazz piano theory & harmony.
It throughly covers jazz harmony (along with chord voicings), including the rootless type that I've spoken about on one too many occasions here on this forum
. The book is well laid out taking an organized approach to jazz piano presenting the many different types of keyboard styles played by jazz pianists thru the years (swing, bebop, etc) as well as suggests specific CDs to listen to hear examples of the different types of jazz piano styles covered in his book.
I was both fortunate & priviledged to have studied privately with Mr. Levine (about 10 years ago). His book 'The Jazz Piano Book' was used a the syllabus. I continue to refer to his book as a jazz piano reference bible. Mark Levine's 'Jazz Piano Book' is truly the 'definitive' book on jazz piano theory & harmony. His followup book called 'Jazz Theory'is also highly recommended.
http://www.shermusic.com/jazzpno.htm http://www.marklevine.com/reviews.html#book Scott
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