Most standards and other jazz tunes have many changing key centres so I don't like having one blanket key signature for the whole thing. I prefer writing all the accidentals so I can easily see things like alterations on chords that aren't diatonic to the key signature - makes it easier for me to read and link to music theory :)
Also I love how you've included the video on the side!
A beastly solo and a beastly transcription, well done!
The actual planet killer bop on alto sax.
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incredible! Is there anything he can't do on the horn? I highly doubt it. Thanks for sharign this masterpiece of a transcription! deeply appreciated
Wow, great solo, great transcription. Any chance you could transpose the transcription to concert?
2:21 does anyone have a fingering for the altissimo F? I have fingerings for the rest of the notes but I can’t find one for the F
0ctave key, Left hand 1+3, right hand 1+3+Eb works for me
Interesting, I’ll check that one out thanks!
@@sorenfuhrer401also altissimo F# and C, altissimo is a weird thing
Why do you choose not to use key signatures?
Most standards and other jazz tunes have many changing key centres so I don't like having one blanket key signature for the whole thing. I prefer writing all the accidentals so I can easily see things like alterations on chords that aren't diatonic to the key signature - makes it easier for me to read and link to music theory :)