Chick Corea Transcription Pdf
Full transcription of Roy Haynes comping and soloing with Chick Corea and Miroslav Vitous on the blues 'Matrix'. Great comping for the piano virtuoso and an excellent example of trading blues form. Album: Chick Corea 'Now He Sings, Now He Sobs', 1968. Chick Corea - Transcriptions (Rittor Jap) - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Scribd is the world's largest social reading and publishing site.
Transcription PDF is available as a thank you to Patreon supporters. (link below) Original video: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ This is my finest transcription yet! Very challenging because of Chick's odd beat displacement. Transcription of 'Armando's Rhumba' by and played by Chick Corea. A transcription of Steve Gadd’s drum solo on Samba Song from the 1978 Chick Corea record Friends: This is a prime example of how note density and orchestration can be used to provide shape in a drum solo. It can be roughly divided into four- and eight-bar sections, the first of which contains very sparse rhythms orchestrated between the snare.
This is an old favourite; Chick Corea’s solo from Spain as recorded with Return to Forever in 1972. ChickCoreaSpain.pdf I can’t guarantee its complete accuracy, and you’ll note that I’ve gone for the approach of notating rhythmically as it sounds against the beat (so anticipated/swung beats appear as heard).
Not sure how many of you are the type to wonder what the hell that soloist played there…
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I was ill today and so started on something I’ve been meaning to do for some time as a learning exercise – see what some of my favourite players are actually playing over those changes. This is an old favourite; Chick Corea’s solo from Spain as recorded with Return to Forever in 1972.
I can’t guarantee its complete accuracy, and you’ll note that I’ve gone for the approach of notating rhythmically as it sounds against the beat (so anticipated/swung beats appear as heard).
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The left hand rhythm mostly seems to be tapping out a clave… though almost always pushing ahead of the beat – along with Stanley Clarke’s bass line which I haven’t jotted down.