"I Fall In Love Too Easily" - Chet Baker (Jazz Guitar Transcription)
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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*Track 4 on "Chet Baker Sings," Pacific Jazz, 1954.
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Very great job
Hi Ivan!
Thank you so much for your kind words. :)
I'm glad you enjoyed the video... more on the way this week!!
-Matt
Fantastic, thanks !
Hey acwatercolors!
Anytime, my friend! Glad you're enjoying the content. :D
-Matt
Love it will learn this next
Nice
Hi Enrico!
Thanks for saying so, my friend! Glad you enjoyed this one. :)
-Matt
Bar 3 - missing Db in score (when tab is 11)
Bar 6 - Cb should be B natural (it's a C minor/major 7 chord)
Bar 6 - again, the last Cb should be a B natural - this is anticipating the next A min chord, and B natural is the 9 of this chord
Bar 7 - Cb again should be B natural
Bar 9 - Fb should be E natural (there is no F flat in an A minor scale)
Bar 10 - C flat should be B natural
Bar 10 - G flat should be F sharp (it's the major 7 of a G chord)
Bar 11 - F flat should be E natural (the third of a C7 chord)
Not bad, but you need to think about how accidentals fit into the harmony - there can't/shouldn't be a Cb in a C chord, or an Fb in an A minor scale etc. These need to be spelled enharmonically correctly or else they won't make sense when read in the grand scheme of the tune.
That’s a weird way to say thanks for this free transcription
@@sweetmeatdan you could look at it that way, or you could look at it as free advice on how to correct it. Plus they have over a hundred Patrons actually paying for this stuff.
Free stuff is cool, but it also should be right. If you are playing these transcriptions to learn jazz and to become a better player, it's important for them to be enharmonically correct. This is basic stuff.
I appreciate the effort, but no, none of us are obligated to thank people for something strewn with errors, even if it's free. I certainly don't expect any thanks for providing all these corrections, corrections that can be incorporated into the score and sold by the transcriber.
What are your credentials?
It’s doesn’t seem like free advice on how to correct it.
It’s just comes off as you sounding condescending like you know more than them.
You know the people who have actually worked on a ton of transcriptions.
How about you post one of your hundreds of transcriptions so we can nitpick your work?
@@sweetmeatdan I think you're projecting here. I just pointed out some corrections and you took issue with this, stating we should be happy with it because it's free. I think it's quite obvious there's no malice in my original comment and this certainly wasn't my intention. I'm sorry it upset you.
Although I'm a professional musician, my credentials are irrelevant, and I'm not sure if this channel's credentials are really relevant, either. You can do something once or a thousand times: it's the quality that matters. If you take issue with any of the suggestions I made, I'd be happy to discuss, regardless of your credentials.
Hi TJATJA1981!
First off, thank you for the corrections! We always appreciate feedback. While we stand by our tablature and finger placements, I agree that there are some enharmonic misspellings.
It's important to note for anyone that doesn't know: an "enharmonic misspelling" refers to a note that has been labeled incorrectly within the standard notation. So in the case of Measure #6 Cb and B Natural are the same note, but the wrong label has been chosen.
These inaccuracies generally occur when labeling notes relative to the harmony, or anticipated harmony of the following measure. Or, in the case of Measure #3, they can simply be an error when notating the score.
We work really hard to generate a high volume of accurate content, and whenever issues like this arise we correct the score for all of our patrons of the Patreon and website.
So, thanks again for the input! Who knows, as the channel grows maybe we can work together to create more accurate transcriptions in the future.
Have a great evening, TJATJA1982! Talk soon.
-Matt