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06-27-2024 01:30 PM
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If panasonic doesn't mind, here's something to help get the melody together. It can be downloaded and sped up or down as you wish. Do it for a couple of days slowly till it's firmly in your brain and you'll definitely be much more likely to get it right when up to speed.
(IMPORTANT EDIT: the second B of the triplet in bar 6 is natural so the notes are A Bb B. The program didn't notate it for some reason but the midi plays it okay. I just noticed it).Last edited by ragman1; 06-28-2024 at 09:09 PM.
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That triplet feel on the eighth notes won’t speed up well. Better to play them straighter at the slow tempo since they’ll straighten out as they speed up. Playing the triplet swing eighth at the slow tempo will make the faster tempos feel awkward and the ceiling a lot lower.
(Don't ask me to do it, I think it's masochistic)
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Here's my first go, messed up the triplet in bar 6 a bit..I'll work on that..
First video post..hope it works
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Here’s the first A of Scrapple, and another pass through the changes with part of that second four. Playing Bb and E major over the Gm C7, then F and Bb for the F and Bb. Gb for the D7. Over the bridge it’s G Db, C Gb, F B, Bb E
Im at the beach so … weird light, no metronome, acoustic guitar, out of practice, etc
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Last edited by ragman1; 06-28-2024 at 09:13 PM.
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Yeah, I wanted to do the bridge. Frankie Lanaro, forum member, did it here and I got inspired.
edit: upon relistening it’s not the Parker bridge. lol
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As far as I can tell, all the other notes in A match up but the indicated phrasing is a bit different here and there, nothing huge.
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lol, I go back and forth. They're both cool.
On the little clip I posted (#9) I first played the Dexter version, then corrected myself and played the Charlie Parker version for the rest of the time. I say something like, "or like this" in between.
Although I always play the F# and not the F in the third measure. I'm pretty sure that's what Dexter's playing. It's harder to tell with Bird, because there's also a trumpet in unison and it's all slurred.
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The Charlie Parker Omnibook has the same notes as the Real Book (I)
"I'll stick with the 'Dexter' since that's my parrot's name."
Maybe he could scat sing it for us?
P.S. - Note: the chart you posted must be from an older edition of Real Book I, because it has different notes than the Charlie Parker Omnibook. The 6th edition of Real Book I has, as I said, the same notes as the CP Omnibook - and same as the Colorado Cookbook lead sheet.
From RB 1, 6th edition:
Last edited by Mick-7; Yesterday at 06:16 PM.
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Cool. So 3 varieties in print..so far.
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