Just in Time (Live) - Roy Hargrove transcription

From "Just in Time" (live) with Roy Hargrove and Mulgrew Miller In Harmony
• Just in Time (Live)
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[@mirandatowler4110]

The timing is a little bit off during the head but it's synced during the solo. Also, the formatting is wonky in order to fit as much music on the page as possible. email me if you need a formatted pdf

[@iain6140]

Thanks for this. Nice to hear Roy in this setting. He was truly amazing, as was Mulgrew

[@thomassicard3733]

Thank you, Miranda. I started playing cornet/trumpet in 2019. I LOVE playing along with the great jazz trumpeters! I keep up about 50% of the time, so far. Gotta slow WAY down (cuz my previously trained major-symphony-French-horn fingers just don't have it yet for the fast passages. Does anybody make a left-handed trumpet with rotary valves? LMAO!!!! Bless you! Great stuff!!!!!!

[@javen254]

is there any way to download the pdf? i want to play this for a jazz audition

[@Micro.]

Great transcription !! Where are these chord notations from? They seem to be missing a lot of the harmonic movement and only mentions the V-s but not the II-s.

[@mirandatowler4110]

I used the chords from the real book... they're not what Mulgrew is playing. Maybe one day I'll be good enough to transcribe all of it

[@carloalbertoproto]

congratulations for the transcription work, certainly an excellent ear training exercise. Unfortunately, for the purposes of learning how to improvise, it is absolutely useless work if the chords are not also transcribed (in consideration of which the soloist is improvising!)

[@muyaboomin]

Why does this sound like @tonyglausi