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Old Devil Moon - Burton Lane
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While we wait for your version, here are a few others:
Old Devil Moon - Burton Lane
Old Devil Moon bg - Burton Lane
Old Devil Moon-Rev JE - Burton Lane
)BOB
Old Devil Moon - Burton Lane
Old Devil Moon bg - Burton Lane
Old Devil Moon-Rev JE - Burton Lane
)BOBJazzcaz Charts - Old Devil Moon
I thought this lovely song had become a bit simplified over the years so I decided to write a new version based on the original chords from the score of "Finian's Rainbow". Transposed for female voice, I hope you like it. This is my first attempt to write something for iRealPro, so please let me know if it doesn't meet your rules or follow your protocols.
I thought this lovely song had become a bit simplified over the years so I decided to write a new version based on the original chords from the score of "Finian's Rainbow". Transposed for female voice, I hope you like it. This is my first attempt to write something for iRealPro, so please let me know if it doesn't meet your rules or follow your protocols.
engelbach
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Here is Miles Davis's arrangement from the album Blue Haze.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sEFQS7Hhc0
Old Devil Moon-Miles Davis Arrangement - Burton Lane
iReal Pro can't manage syncopated rhythms, so the pedal point is only approximate.
Cheers,
Jer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sEFQS7Hhc0
Old Devil Moon-Miles Davis Arrangement - Burton Lane
iReal Pro can't manage syncopated rhythms, so the pedal point is only approximate.
Cheers,
Jer
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In spite of the best efforts of conductors who demand rhythmic "perfection", musical notation is always subject to interpretation by musicians. No matter how finely you divide time, charts still remains just a guideline (for us humans).
When (if) iRp ever adds 8th's, some will say "why not 16th's, pushes, triplets?" The list (and the beat) goes on...
I've got a great hammer in my toolbox. I can do a lot with it. I enjoy using it.
It's not a CNC-machine. I can live with that.
)BOB
When (if) iRp ever adds 8th's, some will say "why not 16th's, pushes, triplets?" The list (and the beat) goes on...
I've got a great hammer in my toolbox. I can do a lot with it. I enjoy using it.
It's not a CNC-machine. I can live with that.
)BOB
engelbach
Well-known member
I know that iReal Pro was designed for instruction rather than performance.
But like many wonderful inventions originally intended for limited use, its genius has contributed to its outgrowing its original purpose. Toys have oftimes become tools. Rockets, for example.
Of course we'll always be asking that it do more, since it's not just a notation app, but one that sounds so good that we can't help but hope that it could get a little closer to the nuanced needs of accurate musical accompaniment.
As it is, it's almost unbelievable wonderful, and the price is ridiculously low. Yet I for one would be glad to pay much more for a few of the suggested features people have said they would like.
We'll just have to wait and see if the developers are interested in creating an iReal Super Pro. Either they or someone else is bound to do so eventually.
Cheers,
Jer
But like many wonderful inventions originally intended for limited use, its genius has contributed to its outgrowing its original purpose. Toys have oftimes become tools. Rockets, for example.
Of course we'll always be asking that it do more, since it's not just a notation app, but one that sounds so good that we can't help but hope that it could get a little closer to the nuanced needs of accurate musical accompaniment.
As it is, it's almost unbelievable wonderful, and the price is ridiculously low. Yet I for one would be glad to pay much more for a few of the suggested features people have said they would like.
We'll just have to wait and see if the developers are interested in creating an iReal Super Pro. Either they or someone else is bound to do so eventually.
Cheers,
Jer
Old Devil Moon - Jazzcaz Version - Burton Lane
I thought this beautiful tune had become simplified in recent years, so I went back to the original score of the musical “Finian’s Rainbow” and started again. Here is my version, transposed to a key suitable for female voice. Enjoy!
I thought this beautiful tune had become simplified in recent years, so I went back to the original score of the musical “Finian’s Rainbow” and started again. Here is my version, transposed to a key suitable for female voice. Enjoy!
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engelbach
Well-known member
Thanks, Jazzcaz.
Your post made me go back to the piano vocal score to see how it was done in the show — or at least in rehearsals.
It's sung first by a man in G major, then goes up a minor 6th to Eb and is sung by a woman.
Here it is in Eb. It's less interesting to me than the later jazz versions.
Old Devil Moon-Vocal Score - Burton Lane
Cheers,
Jer
Your post made me go back to the piano vocal score to see how it was done in the show — or at least in rehearsals.
It's sung first by a man in G major, then goes up a minor 6th to Eb and is sung by a woman.
Here it is in Eb. It's less interesting to me than the later jazz versions.
Old Devil Moon-Vocal Score - Burton Lane
Cheers,
Jer
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GregH3000
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No major problems with OLD DEVIL MOON, just a few embellishments and changing the main chord riff from a 6 to a dom. 7 which gives it a "Killer Joe" kind of groove with the swing bass irp is playing. Added an intro, too, as per the changes in the Colorado Cookbook (CC).
Old Devil Moon - CC - Burton Lane
Old Devil Moon - CC - Burton Lane
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