‘Tea for Two’ as played by the legendary Art Tatum w/sheet music. Note: – Audio comes from the Zenph re-performance of Tatum’s original 1933 rendition of the…
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Phänomenal. One of the greatests Jazz Pianist of all times.
Thank you for uploading this!!!
Disturbingly good
as amazing as this is, I wish his OTHER version of Tea for Two was as
available as this as far as technology is concerned.
La versione di Tea for Two di Art Tatum è un classico in tutti i sensi!
Ascoltiamocela! :)
Who on earth transcribed this?? What an amazing labour of love. To see
Art’s improvisations in notatation was a first for me and makes how he
played seem all the more incredible. Art Tatum for me was is the greatest
jazz musician of any era. Of that there is no doubt.
There’s not enough time in this universe before it dies from heat death for
me to learn this and get the swing right.
It HAD to have been done on a computer and not by ear. The reason I say
this is because of the odd notation choices. It’s excepted that certain
notes and rhythms should be swung and delayed. This was either transcribed
by a classical musician (which I doubt, since they usually don’t have the
extensive ear training of a jazz musician) or through a computer/ software
program. However, it is still marvelous to be able to see what he’s playing
as you listen.
Don’t mean a thing if it don’t got that swing.
What’s interesting however is that if you took the time to copy the exact
notes of this transcription to a midi file creator, the result would sound
almost exactly like he played (except the nuances). I’ve tried a few bars
and the syncopation in this sheet music appears to be accurate (except
perhaps for the extremely fast triplet runs, although they are close).
Damn, really good.
really damn good! love it
Bellísimo
genious
where can I get the official music sheet for this?
What does “Zenph re-performance of Tatum’s original 1933 rendition” mean?
:D
My left hand hurts just watching this…
Art Tatum…The BEST
ART TATUM was a towering genious in piano jazz.He bives me eormous
pleasure.
Wow
Me- “Wow, that left hand…and how does he keeps it so clean? pedaling
every chord a little bit?”
Piano teacher- ” Art Tatum was a superiod pianist”
Well I guess that answers my question haha
All-Time Greatest piano player! )))))