This is what John Coltrane’s landmark tune and solo look like when they come to life on paper. If you try to play along, you may notice that the transcriptio…
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*Happy Birthday, John*
I love this song, but this is the first time I’ve seen the Animated Sheet
Music to it. If you’re a musician, or whether you’re not, just follow along.
IMO, this so cool! (Thanks to Duane for sending it to me!)
#AnimatedSheetMusic #Jazz #JohnColtrane #RRHK #OnThisDay
#MuSIcmONDay
Giant Steps …
Still one of my favorite videos on youtube…
Real Nice Post…..REAL!!!
Well that sums up a solo in general just going up and down chromatically
with scoops, and falls
i figure the bassist must have had major callouses on all his fingertips…
“Piano continues 48 bars” ??? Seriously?
Thank you for your invitation♪
My name is Makoto Kikuchi.
I live in Japan.
this is really cool!
this is so inspiring…!!!
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ok then.
The reason for the difference in key signature is due to the tenor sax
being in Bb so concert for the tenor is Bb the alto would be Eb unless you
get a concert pitched sax which is not common.
Way cool!….
How can Trane play that fast and with such accuracy? Splendid.
AWESOME!
How in the world do you animate this?
Please, do a HD remake!
I’d love to know how you did this. Please?
“if you try to play along”
lol
3:04 I can do that…
I’ve visited and re-visited this video several times but keep forgetting to
comment. This is phenomenal. Excellent work, keep doing more! Try some Gary
Burton, or Pat Metheny!
splendid
Probably recorded in C, but slower tape speed when mastering would account
for it in Bb.