Transcription - Jesús Molina (Piano) - Nord at NAMM 2018 - 3rd piece

Here's my transcription of Jesús Molina's 3rd virtuosic piano solo, that he performed at the NAMM exhibition in 2018. This was a very challenging transcription, but very fun to do;)! Please don't be to hard on my notated rhythms. Due Molina's solo playing there are some possible solutions to notate the played rhythms.
Enjoy the transcription;)!
Here's a link to the original video:
• Nord at NAMM 2018: Jes...
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[@memarkiam]

Don’t know what’s more insane: his ability to play that, or your ability to transcribe it! Amazing, on both counts.

[@alvaroabihassoun4130]

How is this humanly possible

[@juniperwoodgreen4090]

Brilliant and so too on the Tatum with a rightfully modern groove. Tatum would be saying I'm just the piano player, but tonight, ladles and gentlemen, God is in the house...

[@totty2524]

I think they're about the same in skill. I mean, it's humanly impossible to get any faster than Tatum, and I think Molina is also on that maximum possible speed.

[@dpbahar]

I'm in tears - this is so good. Thanks for sharing your gift.

Oh my goodness this is freaking insane😂🙏

[@ap6765]

If i cry it means it beyond words. A blessing to us

[@8ntnoway]

the pocket was deep i love this

[@TachyBunker]

This guy is amazing

[@Kenneth-if1ds]

Oh my god, my dream transcription piece, thanks you a lot❤❤

[@cgnotes]

OH MY GODDDDDD

[@papinoman3912]

can he play fur elese tho?

[@chrisnorth4320]

Thank you!

[@A.L.P.D.]

Manyak!

[@user-tn4nr5hm6u]

01:47 someday my prince will come.....some day my prince will come.......Cinderella vibes! Perhaps he has young daughters😄

[@theproblem7603]

0:44 where is this from someone please tell me!!!!

[@monaraab6649]

Yeah!!!!😍

[@feniax_5981]

If anyone wonders what is the tempo of this song, is between 150 and 160 I believe. Allegro.

[@pablogonzalez6393]

Cómo se llama la pieza que empieza a tocar en el segundo 45?

[@josephwilmer]

Creo que se llama "A Night in Tunsia." :)

[@deadstar4955]

bros playing piano at 200 mph

[@youngduality7880]

Can I find this in pdf form?

[@Panchitoelcarrofpv]

Hola Paul, vendes la transcripción y midi?

[@michaelcovel1633]

Would you tell me what tools you use to transcribe complex music like this? Thx

[@paulraabmusic]

-Transcribe! (Slow downer application) -Finale (Notation software) -E piano (writing the notes) -perfect pitch 😉

[@annexsentry]

@@paulraabmusic is there anywhere where people can access the full transcription?

[@asliuf]

fucking howwww

[@Jordarr8994]

This losely ispired by Art Tatum's yesterday's

[@boop8621]

Thank you

[@alfredoansus4312]

Demasiadas escalas para mi gusto .😢

[@high-defRJ]

Jesus is God on piano.

[@pimppeter5742]

I've always thought this guy was blind an Idk why

[@michaelcovel1633]

Would you tell me what tools you use to transcribe complex music like this? Thx

[@SkippyMudkip]

I think it's just goated ears

[@marcellopaschoal3467]

The brain

[@complexity5545]

​@@SkippyMudkipG.O.A.T.ed Ears ....good one. You can say that again. But after listening/playing to classical, gospel, country and jazz for a number of years, I can immediately acknowledge phrases. This piece is using alot common macros and tunes. And the video shows what he's pressing. But still: its "goated ears" LoL I knew a autism guy in my computer class 211 (sophomore year). We both took music as extra-curricular writing. I would practice with him and showcase. He was heavy into classical. I was into jazz and gospel and ragtime. He could transcribe anything you could throw at him. He also could read anything. He had a handler that worked along side of him because he couldn't grasp simple stuff sometimes (and alot). But complex stuff stuck into his brain. True autism. It amazing what some humans can do. Its a secret, but the college I went too had heavy inventions in gov't and military. He was being used to solve problems in the NASA and DARPA areas. He was/is a kind soul. I bet he is still there.

[@SkippyMudkip]

@@complexity5545 what.