Great transcription, thanks so much for sharing! One thing to consider for future transcriptions: white notes on a black background is actually an accessibility issue for both people with dyslexia and those with astigmatism. Would be great to go black-on-white so as not to exclude people.
I appreciate that you include the left-hand voicings and rhythms. I'll sometimes pull up a transcription video and it's just the right hand. (I've done one or two transcription videos with only the right hand myself, so I'm part of the problem!) I don't think I'm alone in this, but I find the left hand much harder to transcribe myself, and I find knowing what the left hand is doing is so underrated. Like, you can do all the Chick Corea/McCoy Tyner pentatonic stuff in the right hand, but if you're playing shell voicings in the left hand with it, it can make the right hand sound really bad. But put the right quartal voicing under it or some cool cluster, and the same right hand line suddenly sounds magical. (I imagine it's the same kind of mismatch if you play a Bud Powell bebop line in the right hand and play McCoy Tyner voicings in the left hand, but I've never actually tried.)
Great transcription, thanks so much for sharing! One thing to consider for future transcriptions: white notes on a black background is actually an accessibility issue for both people with dyslexia and those with astigmatism. Would be great to go black-on-white so as not to exclude people.
I appreciate that you include the left-hand voicings and rhythms. I'll sometimes pull up a transcription video and it's just the right hand. (I've done one or two transcription videos with only the right hand myself, so I'm part of the problem!)
I don't think I'm alone in this, but I find the left hand much harder to transcribe myself, and I find knowing what the left hand is doing is so underrated. Like, you can do all the Chick Corea/McCoy Tyner pentatonic stuff in the right hand, but if you're playing shell voicings in the left hand with it, it can make the right hand sound really bad. But put the right quartal voicing under it or some cool cluster, and the same right hand line suddenly sounds magical. (I imagine it's the same kind of mismatch if you play a Bud Powell bebop line in the right hand and play McCoy Tyner voicings in the left hand, but I've never actually tried.)