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What Is There To Say - Vernon Duke-E.Y. Harburg
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What Is There To Say - Vernon Duke And E.Y. Harburg
Since Mark hasn't posted this song yet, here's one version
Since Mark hasn't posted this song yet, here's one version
Thanks for posting.
In measures 1, 2, & 4 of the B section and bar 3 of the final A, you can make the overlapping chords more readable by using S and N in the editor (small/normal).
Remember, each N or S applies to all subsequent chords in the chart. When you use S to make a couple of adjacent chords fit better, please use N on the next chord to reset the rest of the chart.
)BOB
In measures 1, 2, & 4 of the B section and bar 3 of the final A, you can make the overlapping chords more readable by using S and N in the editor (small/normal).
Remember, each N or S applies to all subsequent chords in the chart. When you use S to make a couple of adjacent chords fit better, please use N on the next chord to reset the rest of the chart.
)BOB
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Can you share the source of your chart?
Please only use the Small font setting to make only the overlapping chords more readable.
Remember, each N or S applies to all subsequent chords in the chart. When you use S to make a couple of adjacent chords fit better, please use N on the next chord to reset the rest of the chart. Many users have smaller (phone) screens and the larger font is more readable.
)BOB
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engelbach
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mhoover,
Correct me if I'm wrong. It looks like your version comes from the fake book 1000 Songs, Volume One or a spinoff from that. raymb1's version looks like it's a variation of the version in Hal Leonard's Real Jazz Book.
The main difference is that yours shows the B section starting on a IIm7 in Eb, whereas the Hal Leonard version has it modulating to Ab for half a measure. I don't know which one conforms to the original sheet music.
raymb1's version differs slightly from the Hal Leonard version, which is below:
What Is There to Say-Jazz Real Book - Vernon Duke
Cheers,
Jer
Correct me if I'm wrong. It looks like your version comes from the fake book 1000 Songs, Volume One or a spinoff from that. raymb1's version looks like it's a variation of the version in Hal Leonard's Real Jazz Book.
The main difference is that yours shows the B section starting on a IIm7 in Eb, whereas the Hal Leonard version has it modulating to Ab for half a measure. I don't know which one conforms to the original sheet music.
raymb1's version differs slightly from the Hal Leonard version, which is below:
What Is There to Say-Jazz Real Book - Vernon Duke
Cheers,
Jer
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