ERRORS: Bar 12 to 15 - Shift everything (starting with Eb) over by half a beat Bar 26 - First note should be G# Bar 57 - beat 2 should be a D Bar 65 and 66 - triplet should be between B and C. Bar 114 - Beat 4 should be an E
Another example of why Wynton Marsalis is a National Treasure. He should have his own Secret Service detail. Thanks for your work on the transcription!
Fantastic in ALL aspects. I mean Wynton Marsalis and I mean the Transcription! However ..... I Do NOT understand the connection with Louis Armstrong in this "Portrait".
Классная идея с расшифровкой партии солиста. К сожалению, нотный текст без акцентов и синкоп, очень плохо читается... И тут возможно размер такта не 4/4, слышен явный "затакт"... Может быть 4/4, но из за такта
@@clarisusa open ur ears mate it’s almost the same there’s just the F before the final G that changes to a Bb, except this slight difference it is the licc
During this performance, the band inserted an open solo section for Wynton at the top of "Portrait of Louis Armstrong", but I believe the chords are not following the progression from the rest of the chart. It's quite possibly just a concert G blues, but I'm not certain.
ERRORS:
Bar 12 to 15 - Shift everything (starting with Eb) over by half a beat
Bar 26 - First note should be G#
Bar 57 - beat 2 should be a D
Bar 65 and 66 - triplet should be between B and C.
Bar 114 - Beat 4 should be an E
First note in bar 26 is a G# not an A.
A damn good transcription anyway!
@@NotBroihon Thanks, added it to the list.
Measure 9 is a half beat late as well
Bar 17 - first note should be A
bar 25 - first note should be D
Bar 50 - A should be on the third beat
Bar 113 - beat 4 should be Eb
Fourth note in bar 28 should be Eb
Another example of why Wynton Marsalis
is a National Treasure.
He should have his own Secret Service detail.
Thanks for your work on the transcription!
Thanks for transcribing this. At long last I think I can finally play along with the first 8 measures
90% of the Trumpet-players ...:-))))
what a beauty and what a great transcription, thank you sooo much!!!
Me: I can improv over G Blues
Wynton:
He’s just unbelievable!!!
Magnifique !
Eric! Thank you so much Pal
Awesome job transcribing this!! Especially on the fast notes or the really high notes.
Ricky Eldido Thanks!
Excellent.
😱Um gênio do trompete 🇧🇷👏👏👏😍
unbelievable!!! trumpet
De otro planeta
Lois Armstrong é imortal
c'est un extra terrestre...
Yeah!!!
I can play a G above the staff.
Wynton Marsalis: Hold my beer.
yes, sir you can do that!
he legit looks like he's having so much this solo.
Honestly as a sax player I don’t listen to enough trumpet players but this solo is so solid lmao.
Wow!! so I like jazz🙂
Great job! What do you think about transcribe wynton’s melody phrasing and solo on the theme?
He doesn’t play on the theme of this rendition so it would have to be a different one if you wanted to hear it from wynton.
ㅎㄷㄷ;;;
Fantastic in ALL aspects. I mean Wynton Marsalis and I mean the Transcription!
However ..... I Do NOT understand the connection with Louis Armstrong in this "Portrait".
What does the symbol on top of the E in bar 46 mean?
missed a note beat 2 of bar 12
forgive me, oh wise one
That’s a baaad man right there!
One of the many reasons Wynton is one of the best trumpet players to ever live.
thanks eric zeiborg. Signed, adam smith
Forgive me, but I think beat 4 of 114 should be a rip down to an E
Yes, you are right! Good ear, thanks for pointing that out.
Please transcript eddie daniels solo of Mozart's 40th Symphony In Gm.
I love these videos, but I can never find out where the actual instrument featured is supposed to start, there is no count in.
The "lay back a lot" section is metric modulation of triplets
Классная идея с расшифровкой партии солиста. К сожалению, нотный текст без акцентов и синкоп, очень плохо читается... И тут возможно размер такта не 4/4, слышен явный "затакт"... Может быть 4/4, но из за такта
Очень вкусно для уха не понимаю завистников ищющих лажу фу фу фу!!!!?
2:43 the licc
Not even close but sure
@@clarisusa open ur ears mate it’s almost the same there’s just the F before the final G that changes to a Bb, except this slight difference it is the licc
Bruh what are the ᴄʜᴀɴɢᴇs
During this performance, the band inserted an open solo section for Wynton at the top of "Portrait of Louis Armstrong", but I believe the chords are not following the progression from the rest of the chart. It's quite possibly just a concert G blues, but I'm not certain.
It reminds me the changes of Django Reinhardt tune Minor Swing !
Dan nimmer thank god 😂
His high register really doesnt sound that good
That's because it isn't.