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Anos Dourados (Looks Like December) - Antônio Carlos Jobim-Chico Buarque Anos Dourados Brazilian Real Book - Antônio Carlos Jobim-Chico Buarque Closest setting is "Latin - Cuba: Bolero"

Just Friends - John Klenner I'm stuck with iReal b for Snow Leopard for now—my question is: Multiple Fermatas? I want to write a coda in 4/4 that has fermatas on the 1st and 3rd beats of the penultimate measure, then a fermata on 1st beat of last measure. I have no problem doing this, but...

Você Vai Ver - Antônio Carlos Jobim Você Vai Ver (Terra Brasilis) - Antônio Carlos Jobim This is the format (pretty much) from Jobim's "Terra Brasilis" album with Claus Ogerman. I got the chords from Paulo Jobim's piano chart on the Instituto Antonio Carlos Jobim website, an incredible...

Frenesi (Artie Shaw chords) Frenesi - Alberto Dominguez Just a few alterations…

Águas de março (Jobim Cancioneiro) - 2 pages Águas de março p1 (Jobim Cancioneiro) - Tom Jobim Águas de março p2 (Jobim Cancioneiro) - Tom Jobim This is from the book "Jobim Cancioneiro" Couldn't fit it all on one page… I think it sounds good using "Latin - Brazil: Bossa Electric" at...

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Waltz For Debby (in 4) New Real Book 2 - Bill Evans Just added a coda for fun…:cool:

Waltz For Debby (in 4) New Real Book 2 - Bill Evans These are the chords from The New Real Book vol 2 with the standard ending…

If you're using the "Modern Mixolydian" (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixolydian_mode), then you're right. Simply put, play a major scale a 4th up from the tonic, thus for a C7 chord you'd play an F major scale, the 4th of which (Bb) gives you the dominant 7th of the C7 chord. There's an...

The Way You Look Tonight (New Real Book 1 version) The Way You Look Tonight - Jerome Kern Okay, after some head scratching and then looking at the online help, this seems to work…:D After a little thought, let me expand on this…this version should work when reading from The New Real Book vol...

Freight Trane...aha! Aha! Yes, that's it, it was just a matter of thinking outside the box—2/4 measure, trick the machine!!! Looks weird but sounds right—thanks for your help, guys!:):D:y:

Freight Trane Well, yeah, that's the problem…if I want it to end on the 3rd beat, am I out of luck?:eek::confused:

Freight Trane - Tommy Flanagan So what I want it to do is play the coda as 3 beats only…no matter what I try, it either stops on the 1st beat of the coda or continues on until the 1st beat of the (non-existent) next measure. Is it really that dumb? Or am I not seeing something?

How About You—Real Book 3 changes with a standard coda How About You - Burton Lane So, just the plain changes with an ending tag—very straightforward, sounds good in lots of different styles (try Bluegrass at 250bpm, a total hoot—remember Ray Price's "Misty"?)! :D:cool:

All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings—Jim Hall changes All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings-Jim Hall - Herpin-Jamblan-Rome This is pretty much the way Jim Hall lays it out. Of course, his chord extensions are a lot hipper, but you work with what you have, right?:D

O Amor Em Paz (Jobim) amended chords Amor Em Paz - Antônio Carlos Jobim Just a couple of little changes…

Raincheck (Billy Strayhorn) Different chords Raincheck 1 - Billy Strayhorn These are the chords from "Jazz Fakebook"… Listen to the original for better voicings, but this is closer (Tempo about 200 bpm) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAnQxAADxEg

Revision to my first post of "O sambinha Fatto version" O Sambinha fatto version - Hugo Fattoruso Boy, was I sloppy! This is more accurate…here's a link to a nice version—http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CXTjp_z8kM

O Sambinha fatto version - Hugo Fattoruso On the version in "Brazilian 150" post, it's written in 4/4, but should be in cut time, so I've doubled it up to sound right. The bass player is not playing quarter- notes "1-2-3-4", but half-notes"1-3, 1-3" On YouTube live version, it sounds like...

Piano na Mangueira New version Piano na Mangueira - Antônio Carlos Jobim-Chico Buarque Based on Jobim's version with the New Band