Leadsheet for New York, New York

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Post by ttf_davdud101 »

I'm really not sure whether it's legal to ask this here (or at all), but I'm working on a condensed arrangement of Theme from New York, New York, and I'm looking for just perhaps a leadsheet from the original arrangement, or copy of the piano or bass part for the tune.

Thanks!
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Post by ttf_BGuttman »

Piano parts are usually available at music stores.  It is still under copyright.  Only the one that goes "East Side, West Side, all around the town" is Public Domain.
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Post by ttf_Matt K »

Its in the realbook volume 5
https://www.halleonard.com/product/viewproduct.action?itemid=240349&

If you just want the chords, you can also find them on the iRealPro forums for its app:

https://www.irealb.com/forums/showthread.php?12753-Jazz-1300-Standards
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Post by ttf_davdud101 »

Quote from: Matt K on Apr 27, 2017, 06:01PMIts in the realbook volume 5
https://www.halleonard.com/product/viewproduct.action?itemid=240349&

If you just want the chords, you can also find them on the iRealPro forums for its app:

https://www.irealb.com/forums/showthread.php?12753-Jazz-1300-Standards

Good call Matt, I'd forgotten I actually have the app! I ended up working it mostly out by ear, but I'll definitely make use of iReal Pro in the future.
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Post by ttf_robcat2075 »

for the future, if you want to see bass lines and instrument parts, just about every moderately-known tune has a MIDI version to be found somewhere on the web that duplicates some recording of it. No chord notation but that can be deduced from the ensemble.
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Quote from: robcat2075 on Apr 27, 2017, 08:32PMfor the future, if you want to see bass lines and instrument parts, just about every moderately-known tune has a MIDI version to be found somewhere on the web that duplicates some recording of it. No chord notation but that can be deduced from the ensemble.

I thankfully was able to easily find a really good full-band MIDI version of the tune and work from that. Not sure of the legality of such, but then again, if it's so questionable it probably wouldn't be so easily accessible. Plus it's for private use, more or less, non-montized.

Thanks for the great tips, guys! I was able to make a nice short arrangement of Cottontail using a similar method, but I had to write some new parts onto it. Lots of fun! Image
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Post by ttf_Matt K »

Quote from: davdud101 on May 01, 2017, 05:48PMNot sure of the legality of such, but then again, if it's so questionable it probably wouldn't be so easily accessible. Plus it's for private use, more or less, non-montized.


I present to you thepiratebay.org  Image

Glad you were able to finish your arrangement though  Image
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Post by ttf_Matt K »

Quote from: davdud101 on May 01, 2017, 05:48PMNot sure of the legality of such, but then again, if it's so questionable it probably wouldn't be so easily accessible. Plus it's for private use, more or less, non-montized.


I present to you thepiratebay.org  Image

Glad you were able to finish your arrangement though  Image
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