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Andrew Hill lead many great ensembles, and the ones that include Woody are among my favorites. Lift Every Voice is a masterpiece. There are outstanding performances on these Mosaic sides as…Continue
Started by James Armstrong Apr 8, 2010.
Looking for charts to perform. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.Continue
Started by John Hill. Last reply by Woody Shaw Mar 17, 2010.
Thanks for setting up this network, Mr. Shaw. The performances are wonderful. This subject may have been discussed previously. Wondering if you might share something about your father's…Continue
Started by James Armstrong. Last reply by James Armstrong Feb 16, 2010.
I met Woody during a break at the Vanguard many years ago. he told me that he composed Moontrane around the age of eighteen. He seemed very approachable and I wish I could have hung out more and…Continue
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Here are some more solos by Woody Shaw transcribed for C instruments!
Sanyas 1974 (from Woody Shaw: The Moontrane)
Misterioso 1982 (from Woody Shaw: Master Of The Art) - in my…
ContinuePosted by Kjeld Roesgaard on March 25, 2010 at 11:30am
Which are the right chord changes to The Moontrane?
In my transcriptions I use two different versions, and there's a reason for this
In the 1974 and 1987 transcriptions I use the same chord changes as Jamey Aebersold in the Woody Shaw Play along book. The players for this session was Stafford James (b), Ronnie Mathews (p) and Louis Hayes (dr)…
ContinuePosted by Kjeld Roesgaard on March 25, 2010 at 11:06am
I transcribed these classic solos by Woody Shaw when I wrote my masters thesis at Copenhagen University in 1998. They are handwritten and transcribed for C instruments!
I would like to add some analysis later, but for now you'll just get the solos:
The Moontrane 1965 (from Larry Young: Unity)…
ContinuePosted by Kjeld Roesgaard on March 17, 2010 at 3:00pm — 5 Comments
Posted by Woody Shaw on March 11, 2010 at 2:00am
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