Brad Mehldau Trio - Number 19 (transcribed)

[@spadiu]

. thanks for this transcription you can not imagine how much this song makes me happy and happy

[@FlorisV82]

I thought I knew each Mehldau piece. Thanks so much!

[@chris9vikus]

"Number 19" is the original title taken from the Live in Burghausen 2008 DVD. It was retitled "Ode" for the 2011 album "Ode". I decided to keep the original title so that people would not confuse this transcription with the 2011 recording. ;)

[@sensejazz]

Great transcription with a beautiful song!:)

[@MrJazzharmonie1]

Fantastic transcription !!!!!!!!

[@fredphipps9452]

Beautiful!

[@JacopoFerrazza]

thank u for trascription!!

[@MrJazzharmonie1]

Thanks a lot !!...big work !!! great work, which will be very useful to many pianists

[@spencerrake-marona2305]

Wow. You are the man. Thank you!

[@phuguet100]

Great Work!!!! You are wonderful.Thanks from argentina

[@Barbapippo]

what a beautiful piece!

[@jazzdanijazz]

Beautiful! Todo lo que toca es oro!!

[@pdn-vd5om]

Wonderful, thanks for the transcription, it'll keep me busy for another year or ten. How the hell do you you keep all the music in your head. Lovely sound

[@Michaelwarny]

Congrats! You made my day.

[@askerov]

Good job, man! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@caputo3us]

Thank you for posting this

[@mikeyg613]

This is amazing!

[@no1r]

GREAT! Thank you for this lovely and hard work mate! Now it's time to study :)

[@pixdrzwi]

You are awesome!!! Thx! Man.. really.. Love that piece!

[@nezkeys79]

Reminds me a bit of "Times Like These" by makoto ozone and gary burton too

[@Roberto777ify]

que buen trabajo!!! muchas gracias!!!!

[@EmanueleFilippi]

you are the man

[@caputo3us]

Song is called "Ode", btw;)

[@Inolbod]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Nealpe]

Great work! I agree with the Chopin observation!

[@AngeloDiLeonforte]

Great job man!

[@Kuasm]

Great job!

[@Matheus-tu8mk]

Pro tip: it´s easier to notate the 8th notes in the harmony as a tremolo, both for writing and reading. It makes for a cleaner sheet! Other than that, good job!

[@alencode]

Genius!!! can you transcribe "Stan the man" ? Is one of my favourite. Regards.

[@ecolobrodu]

Thank you so much!

[@AAAAAAA-ol7xi]

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[@niepce38]

Liked, subscribed, and - one great stuff. Link to PDF op please.

[@pierrebenichou4012]

the link to download the score doesn't work anymore ..... anybody can help ? thaanx:) great job and great music !!!!

[@TheDontCheat]

Very. Good. Job.

[@a1gold176]

well done.

[@alienintheheights]

8:56 -- holy moly. Where does he come up with this shit? Great transcription. Printing it now!

[@UkuleleAversion]

Hey, is it alright if I transcribe this myself and upload it as a video? I want to do both the LH and RH for his solo.

[@1982ketevan]

THANKS!!!!!!

[@squoocher]

good work!!! bloody well done.. it would have taken me a lifetime to do it badly.. you must have great ears... did they improve as you transcribed? i'm always been told to do this sort of thing but am too lazy

[@chris9vikus]

It's true - the more you transcribe the easier it gets as your ears begin to recognize familiar patterns and melody lines. Watching his hands in the original concert video also helped.

[@UkuleleAversion]

Hasn't been true for me... I mean, I improved for a while but I feel I've just hit a brick wall and that I'll never be able to transcribe my favourite musicians (Brad Mehldau, McCoy Tyner, Tigran Hamasyan, Ben Wendel, etc.) properly.

[@waking-tokindness5952]

Whenevr u "hit a brick wall" in learn'g , try breakg the task int parts , then those parts int parts, & so on, til each micro.part takes just a fraction of a sec. ; then, repeat each micro.part v. v. slowly , each time either try'g t notice somethg you hadnt in any previous time , &/or doing it in a way that's different from any previous time . ( So, in learn'g transcript'n, repeat the v. slow, meditative, transcrib'g of just one prominent & easily.found note somewhere in the track , & then, similarly, of just one other such note, somewhere else ; & so on. ) It usually takes several hours, over several days, for the neuronal connections for even one such micro.task t fully & more.permanently form, so that it comes t feel v. easy & even nearly. 'automatic' . Then, repeat the putt'g together, in vary'g ways, of just _two_ such micro.tasks ; here, transcrib'g just two prominent notes, either two that are consecutive w/in a certain voice , or two that are in the same chord & are easier ones to pick out . Again, transcribe v. v. slowly, & always somehow different in each case ; time after time after time . Then, after yet another few t several days, repeat the putt'g together of _three_ such micro.tasks, in the same way. Etc. "The slower one practices, the deeper, & ultimately faster, one really learns ." Thus, some all.time.greatest pianist.composers (e.g. Liszt, Brahms, & esp. Rachmaninoff) were notorious for practic'g (e.g. trying out vary'g voic'gs of one chord, or vary'g dynamics of just one tiny phrase) so slowly & monotonously.repetitiously -- so meditatively -- that some eavesdroppers were unable t believe their ears, while others were also led into some zoned.out space of extremely.deep hear'g, learn'g, & _understand'g_ . In this way, of "Divide then master" , these, who dare t think v. v. small, both compose & learn far more & far deeper pieces than the avg pianist who just repeats quickly & mindlessly over & over , & learns only a few pieces thru their whole life . "Slowest is fastest" !

[@UkuleleAversion]

😂 4 years later and I’ve transcribed all those musicians and just got done transcribing a 10 minute Brad Mehldau performance.

[@mikeyg613]

next is getting the left hand voicings ;-)

[@jvillegas25]

⚜⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@nezkeys79]

Chopin prelude anyone? 😍

[@jcroshi]

I can remember the movie of lake house

[@UkuleleAversion]

Yeah, Brad had a track featured in that movie’s OST if I remember correctly.

[@Dobrovinskiy]

!!!

[@dommimi]

press again

[@aitoragorri3757]

This is modern creative, so far away from jazz. Notated music by him, not transcriptor, this is not improvised music.

[@hyun_jirim]

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