@MrTheAlexandrepiano Not sure which recording you're listening to MrAlex. That transcription is straight from the Omnibook, which is regarded as being pretty darn accurate.
@MrTheAlexandrepiano It is written out in the key of Bb, as is often done for a tenor saxophone. So if you have perfect pitch, the notes may seem to be written 1 whole-step too high. Rhythms are a bit approximate in some ways--for example eighth notes are being used to represent a swung rhythm, as is customary--but overall looks pretty accurate to me, and as Karzkin said the Omnibook is generally well-respected as a good source for Bird's notes and rhythms.
@luisizabeast These changes are from the parker omnibook in Bb, which is mainly transposed for trumpet, where a low G is possible. In Eb for parker's alto, that low G is just a D :)
What instrument is this sheet music for? These notes don't match with Eb Alto Saxophone.
shinryuken0 2 months ago
@shinryuken0 It's in Bb :P
Charliecrunk 2 months ago
I have to play it for my jazz band audition :D
EuphPlayer115 2 months ago
Nice idea to put the sheet.
But it has a lot of mistakes (both in rhythm and notes).
MrTheAlexandrepiano 5 months ago
@MrTheAlexandrepiano Not sure which recording you're listening to MrAlex. That transcription is straight from the Omnibook, which is regarded as being pretty darn accurate.
Karzkin 5 months ago
@MrTheAlexandrepiano It is written out in the key of Bb, as is often done for a tenor saxophone. So if you have perfect pitch, the notes may seem to be written 1 whole-step too high. Rhythms are a bit approximate in some ways--for example eighth notes are being used to represent a swung rhythm, as is customary--but overall looks pretty accurate to me, and as Karzkin said the Omnibook is generally well-respected as a good source for Bird's notes and rhythms.
murftown 3 months ago
0:52 - 0:57 O_o
lzrblaster 6 months ago 29
@lzrblaster My sentiments exactly.
sixstringking123 6 months ago
great stuff man, I'm loving these transcriptions! Keep it up!
eagames1234 6 months ago
birds ii-V's are sick
TboneWertman 6 months ago
wow all of charlie parkers solos sound the same
ivechipalacin 7 months ago
@ivechipalacin yet they still rock. Yes,they are that awesome.
Kredeidi 7 months ago
Hahah, damn it. Those low G's don't really help us Tenors much during the first read. >.<
MJPTHA3RD 9 months ago
hey guys i decided to play this solo for my highschool band final. I bought it from Saxsolos.com!!! .50 cents a freaking page! it cost me a dollar!
Invader001 9 months ago
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THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!!!!!
alsharpton666 9 months ago 26
what do you play?
nunchuckification 10 months ago
is there a tenor chart for this?
GWFKing 10 months ago
@GWFKing this is the tenor chart, technically the trumpets but it's the same notes for tenor
MrSupermandude 10 months ago
@MrSupermandude wow i kept thinking this was an alto chart
GWFKing 10 months ago
Added it to my favorites, thanks!
koyunbaba73 11 months ago
@luisizabeast These changes are from the parker omnibook in Bb, which is mainly transposed for trumpet, where a low G is possible. In Eb for parker's alto, that low G is just a D :)
ejectbutton62 1 year ago
pause at :50 . Am i the only one to notice that theres a low G? That's not possible..
luisizabeast 1 year ago
@luisizabeast
I've played rhythm to this on the album, and it's in F. So would that make it a low F, even more impossible?
mjazzguitar 1 year ago
more importantly why did ja stop?!
weirdo3759 1 year ago
Great song, one of the first ominbook songs i ever looked at. If you dont mind me asking, howdo you put something like this together?
collinm140 1 year ago