Brad Mehldau Transcription Pdf: The Art of the Trio and Beyond

As I mentioned in the preface, this was my very first transcription of a jazz solo, or any bigger fragment for that matter.During my studies as a classical pianist at my conservatory I always looked up to the jazz students, who could easily transcribe such complicated fragments of music.Complicated in a rhythmical, harmonic and melodic sense, mind you.

I picked this solo, because as soon as I heard it (and I am a very big Brad Mehldau fan, by the way) I was incredibly amazed by some things happening in this solo.Naturally, I wanted to explore what going on there, so I started searching for a transcription or sheet music, in order to try to recreate this on the piano.

Brad Mehldau Transcription Pdf

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When we make a transcription of a piano jazz solo, we transcribe a tune that has been interpreted by only a jazz pianist. In the case of the piano jazz trio, we have two options: transcribe the piano part as played, or create an arrangement of the ensemble for one piano.

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Brad Mehldau composed this beautiful piece for his album "Places". This brass quintet arrangement by Thomas Bergeron is (mostly) a direct transcription of Brad's solo piano performance on that recording.

From the 1958 recording Thelonious in Action, with Johnny Griffin (ts), Ahmed Abdul-Malik (bs), and Roy Haynes (ds). A full transcription of Monk's solo introduction and the ensemble head only.

One of my favorite solo Monk recordings, from Solo Monk (1965). Rhythm-a-ning Monk's solo, from Thelonious in Action (1958). Sonny Stitt/Sonny Rollins The Eternal Triangle (concert pitch) The Eternal Triangle (for Bb instruments) From Sonny Side Up (1958). This transcription includes all of the saxophone choruses, including the trading. (From my dissertation.)

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