When analyzing music, we usually notate the Lead Sheet Triads above the staff. Lead Sheet Triads use letter names to show the tonality of the triad, and a letter name to show the bass note (or the lowest note if using one staff) to indicate the position/inversion.įigured Bass uses Roman Numerals to show the tonality of the triad, and small numbers (written like a fraction) to indicate the position/inversion.
Perfect for an audition tape.Lead Sheet Triads and Figured Bass - What's The Difference? This bass & drums only track also works great as a feature for guitar or any other instrument (tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins loved to play with just bass and drums, for example).
Mp3 trio (minus melody: bass & drums only)īy eliminating the comping piano track from the minus melody track, we made a track where the pianist can play the melody and be featured throughout. comp for the trumpet solo and piano solo Sticks or brushes throughout can also be explored, or any combination of changes between sticks and brushes. He plays brushes for the melody, switches to sticks at the beginning of the trumpet solo, to brushes for the bass solo and out melody, and back to sticks for the coda. On this recording, drummer Steve Johns uses sticks for the intro, switching to brushes during the bass break. Mp3 minus Drums - Drummers should read from the Concert Condensed Score. walk for the trumpet solo and piano solo Mp3 minus Bass - the Bass part also works for the arrangement of the original recording play figures and comp for the out melody and coda play figures and comp for the intro and melody play the out melody and coda mp3 minus Piano - there is a separate Piano part solo 5 more choruses with piano and drums Mp3 minus melody (this tracks works for any solo or melody instrument-get the lead sheet appropriate for your instrument) For more information about these two minus melody editions, check out our "Gigi Gryce Project" songs with a similar format such as Salute to Birdland. In the practice edition, the soloist has the opportunity to play accompanied by bass and drums only, as well as by piano and drums only.
coda There are two different Minus Melody tracks, a practice edition with the same format and a shorter performance edition.
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The " Don Sickler Quartet" version album (above right) includes Minus You audio tracks.ĬLIP This is the format of the full track: The basic lead sheets under each album are identical and are applicable for both recordings. It also includes the guitar "answers" on the fourth and sixth measures of the head, which are different from the piano "answers" in our quartet version. Our Concert Condensed Score shows the guitar voicings and bass double-stops for this version's intro and coda. After the first eight measures of the intro, there is a solo bass figure for four measures leading into the head. The "turnaround" is unusual: a return to the IV chord for two measures followed by two measures of tritone sub II-V7, making a cyclical chord progression for the head.Īlso like several other Lucky Thompson songs, this one has a striking rhythmic intro and coda with mostly quartal harmonies. It's a relatively simple head, with space in the fourth and sixth measures for fills in which the guitar or piano "answers" the melody phrase. Mister Man, like The Plain But The Simple Truth, is a blues originally recorded in a drummer-less trio setting, with the bass doubling the horn melody.
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