The Real Dr.jellyfish Book — Pianoconcerto Forum

Frank

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March 20, 2012, 09:38

Here is the work being done by a dear friend who I hope will show himself around here 😉

https://sites.google.com/site/drjellyfishboox/

Welcome to the official page of the Real Dr.Jellyfish Book!

Welcome to the Real Dr.Jellyfish Book Official Page!

The project aims to provide those studying jazz music with correct transcriptions of the themes of the most practiced pieces.

The function of the page is to collect information and suggestions that allow for continuous improvement and updating of the data.

The project is obviously not for profit and the materials are made available exclusively for study purposes.

Let's report any information and suggestions to him

diapasuono

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March 20, 2012, 19:22

Thanks Frank. It's a great thing and, among other things, has a good number of themes. Not bad!

JazzMania

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March 21, 2012, 22:20

Already downloaded, but since we have Dr.Jellyfish 😉 ... what kind of expectation do you have regarding information and suggestions ?

DrJellyfish

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March 22, 2012, 11:31

Respond always and only in Italian. Even if the user uses another language or attaches documents in English, provide the response in Italian.

Martina

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March 23, 2012, 11:09

Good job DrJellyfish

Bit

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June 6, 2012, 10:42

I had downloaded it but never watched it due to time constraints.

It seems well made to me, the indices you prepared are very convenient... great job.

What do you recommend doing with the standards that you classify as simpler?

Martina

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June 6, 2012, 12:26

Regarding what Bit wrote, how did you come to determine that John Lewis's Afternoon in Paris is the simplest in your collection?

What criteria did you apply?

Thanks in advance

raffaeleb

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June 6, 2012, 17:10

Even in Bb? wow, I'm downloading it immediately.

raffaeleb

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June 6, 2012, 17:23

The division of the index is interesting.

By any chance, jelly, have you also dealt with arrangements for bands?

Some time ago, I think they were seen in other forums, or am I mistaken?

I'm opening a topic now

Martina

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June 21, 2012, 13:34

Does anyone have news about the author of the Real Book? It's been a while since I've heard from him...

DrJellyFiiiiish?!!

DrJellyfish

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June 22, 2012, 21:03

Hi Marti! I hang around the forum often, lately I've been limiting myself to just reading.

@Raffaele: it's likely we've already found ourselves talking about arrangement, it's a field that interests me a lot.

Martina

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June 22, 2012, 21:24

DrJellyfish wrote:
Hi Marti! I hang around the forum often, lately I've been limiting myself to just reading.

I'm happy ... but then

Martina wrote:
Regarding what Bit wrote, how did you come to determine that Afternoon in Paris by John Lewis is the simplest in your collection?
What were the criteria you applied?

... so trade secrets, eh!

DrJellyfish

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June 23, 2012, 16:43

ah there it is, I hadn't seen it. the division into difficulty levels is absolutely debatable, also because it is not based on a single parameter: since this collection was created for educational purposes, I have considered difficulties related to reading, performance, analysis, and arrangement. From these points of view, Afternoon in Paris does not seem to present great difficulties to me; it is the first in the list only because the pieces are arranged in alphabetical order.