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You guys interested in more arrangements? I have a bunch of two and three horn charts that I could start posting here. So far I've only gotten feedback from one person about the stuff that I've posted recently. Server space is getting pretty tight, so I don't want to be filling up precious space with stuff that no one's interested in.
Let me know, pleeeeeease.
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8 comments:
Oh, I'm sure you'll get feedback. I mean, this is some seriously good material you've been posting here. Can't wait to play this stuff.
This is great stuff, keep on posting for sure.
I'd definitely be interested in seeing some multi-horn parts.
Four (thousand) & More... please.
Thank you.
yes, please!!
yannick
I don't always download these charts, but it is because my opportunities to play them (and my skills) just don't fit however I still think it is essential education to share this material, for the players, for the would be composers and arrangers. There isn't much stuff out there for modern jazz; one big reason bebop standards are so popular is the ubiquitous Real Books keeping those charts in everyone's gig bag!
As for space, you may want to offload some of the weight by starting a dedicated pdf/mp3 blog over at posterous.com; it is a free blog, not much on the design side, but it is free and has an elegant way of uploading and and presenting PDFs and mp3s. might be worth a look.
Cool! Thanks G.
Thanks a lot for all this, I regularly check your page and there's always interesting stuff here, specially the latest konitz.tristano charts.
Thank you from Mexico city
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