But Not Like This - Jeremy Lubbock

chart part 1: bit.ly/3TocUHQ
part 2: bit.ly/3cr8Wha
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[@MartinRuferOfficial]

Wow. Haven't heard something THAT beautiful for some time. Thank you, dear Maestro!

[@bobvalicenti233]

Beautiful piece of music, Tony.Thank you so much!

[@dmitrit81]

It sounds nice 🎹😌🎵🎶👍 thanks

[@shhere7851]

Wow. This is beautiful and calming.

[@matusbagar8855]

thank you so much

[@alancurtis9155]

Such a beautiful piece.

[@xxxmikben]

Beautiful 😍

[@beaullardmusic9790]

Thanks soo much... simply beautiful !

[@davidjudson6710]

Beautiful. First recorded by Al Jarreau if memory serves, and using this exact arrangement

[@TonyWinston]

exactly

Grande Tony.

[@timothylorden7485]

Thanks Tony, great !

[@oliviaedralin1436]

Never heard of this one. But I would sure like to learn it. Thanks Tony!

[@brendaboykin3281]

Beautiful song, beautiful presentation 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@lillila6867]

Очень красиво! Спасибо!❤️

[@mikemcf33]

Beautiful. I am not familiar with the tune, but that was so soothing. I’m gonna try it :)

[@nezkeys79]

"Some weird sus chord" Beautiful chord chart lol 🔥🤣

[@suzannebrown945]

❤

[@nezkeys79]

No idea who Jeremy Lubbock is but this song is beautiful. Even the lyrics

[@jonasaras]

I have a chart of one of Jeremy’s orchestrations that’s similiar in tone, but it’s harmonically denser

[@mr.marino9247]

I think its not the correct harmony, but it works anyway.

[@TheDanieleimperato]

I couldn't tell if you tends to fall more by ears or by reading. On 2nd bar, what is that Eb played on C7? The right hands has only 2 notes, Db and Ab. Eb here has no sense, there is no any minor intention. The Eb transform the stacking of C+F# major in an additional Eb-, that sounds very bad. And on the 5th bar, there is E7 maj, and they are clearly written the last two notes, Cb and Db. Why do you play flat C , if in E7 scale requires Cb = B#, as it s written ? After all, it seems you tends to add casual jazz overtones

[@TonyWinston]

C7 altered.