absolutely insane, incredibly well executed and edited together for our entertainment and enjoyment (not to mention the free pdf that does me a great service for some upcoming university auditions). many thanks to you, for so generously sharing your talent, music and transcription
@@petradobek7801 I think two or three weeks to play the solo and memorize it. But then probably two or three weeks more to get it without any mistakes at all :-)
@@AntoineKaracostas I transcribed the live in Copenhagen version for my Jazz MA at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama a few years ago. My tutor was the wonderful Yuri Goloubev. He has amazing ears! The album version is my next project after 'Easy Does It' which I'm working on at the moment and has some of my favourite blues language.
Is there anyway you could play the very beginning of this peice, just before the base comes in. For instance if you look up Oscar Peterson playing the c jam blues on youtube, and click on the vist video that shows up with him and the trio, you should be able to hear his solo of which im referring to.
Hello Dillon ! I transcribed the version from the record Night Train, you are speaking of the live version in Denmark in 1964 i guess ? I have to admit i'm concentrating on other solos right now but who knows, maybe i'll do it one day ! All the best
Thanks a lot John ! Here is the link to the pdf : antoinekaracostas.com/partitions/Oscar%20Peterson%20-%20C-Jam%20Blues.pdf If you really want to pay something, you can check out my latest cd "Insulary Tales" on the same website. All the best from Paris
Jeff Meeko Hello Jeff ! Hum i am not sure if there is a backing track of this song, i played over the original version. You can try over a C blues but the 4 bars breaks will be missing !
Hello Ethan ! Thank you ! Actually for this song it was a bit different. As I had been listening to it for the last 20 years, it was already kind of printed in my head. But usually the process is to learn the solo by heart by singing it, then playing it on the instrument, then transcribing it, and finally analyzing it.
@@AntoineKaracostas Hello Antoine, I just did exactly that with Wynton Kelly's solo on Freddie Freeloader but I would like to learn this one however don't know it nearly as well in my head as Freddie Freeloader solo. Would you recommend learning 1 hand at a time and gradually building up the tempo?
@@orsonwelles5549 I would recommend playing both hands together as soon as possible if you want to know both of them by heart. But yes, certain musical phrases are too difficult and need to be played first with only the right hand :-)
BLAIR AARONSON Hello ! Sorry i missed your message. Click on the link, then on the name of the song, just above the video. If it does not work, send me your email address and i will send it to you. Best from Paris
Hi Antoine, I think there is an error in your transcription. Measure 44 last chord, the C should be natural rather than sharp. Sounds like you are playing it as a natural.
Hello Peter ! Click on the link, then on the name of the song, just above the video. If it does not work, send me your email address and i will send it to you. Best from Paris
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absolutely insane, incredibly well executed and edited together for our entertainment and enjoyment (not to mention the free pdf that does me a great service for some upcoming university auditions). many thanks to you, for so generously sharing your talent, music and transcription
Thanks a lot Petra for your kind words ! You made my day :-)
@@AntoineKaracostas of course. out of curiosity , how long did it take you to learn and memorize this? any tips?
@@petradobek7801 I think two or three weeks to play the solo and memorize it. But then probably two or three weeks more to get it without any mistakes at all :-)
Nuts! How does this not have more views!? Great job!
Hello ! Thanks a lot man :-)
Great job! This should have way more views.
Thanks Paul!
@@AntoineKaracostas I transcribed the live in Copenhagen version for my Jazz MA at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama a few years ago. My tutor was the wonderful Yuri Goloubev. He has amazing ears! The album version is my next project after 'Easy Does It' which I'm working on at the moment and has some of my favourite blues language.
Brilliant...great chops man! Can't wait to see your other vids.
Man, I have listened to this a few dozen times as I learn it and every time you never cease to amaze. Nice job!
Hi Jeff ! Thanks a lot ! A few nice transcriptions of piano solos are coming soon ;-)
you are so gooood
Thank you !
Youve inspired me to try this i also have the whole solo in my head but playing it was a bit of a wish list.you did brilliant cheers from australia
Ross Howell Thank you Ross ! All the best from Paris ! Antoine
Thank you for the free let download. Great work! 👍
I'm away off to practise now!
Wow that was crazy good
Truly amazing! Hands down, amazing job, really ;)
Thank you :-)
Amazing!
So so awesome
re-yes : classic solo : thanks Antoine !
great work! thank you
Thank you Guido !
This is so great! Thanks for the PDF!
You are welcome !
Merci, Super !!!
WOW this is sick!! good job man
Thanks Leo !
uguale very good
Thanks Dario!
bravissimo!
Thank you Alessandro !
Right on dude!!!!
you are so good wow
u are awesome!
Lucas Bachleitner Thanks Lucas !
Wow! You're amazing! 😍😍😍
Totally mastery!
Hello Guy ! Thanks a lot !
Great stuff...bit like learning a tricky Chopin piece ? I saw Oscar many times in the UK.
Thank you John ! I guess but I must admit I haven’t learned many Chopin pieces !
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But nevertheless, I appreciated this vid. and hopefully u will make more vids like this in the future.
Is there anyway you could play the very beginning of this peice, just before the base comes in. For instance if you look up Oscar Peterson playing the c jam blues on youtube, and click on the vist video that shows up with him and the trio, you should be able to hear his solo of which im referring to.
Hello Dillon ! I transcribed the version from the record Night Train, you are speaking of the live version in Denmark in 1964 i guess ? I have to admit i'm concentrating on other solos right now but who knows, maybe i'll do it one day ! All the best
Great work man 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Wish I could come down to Paris and take lessons with you 😢😢
Thank you man !!
Hi Antoine, please can you tell me where I can get this backing track? Thank you
Hello Tianna ! There is no backing track, this is the Peterson’s version.
@@AntoineKaracostas thank you! :)
I've searched TH-cam but can't seem to find it. Do you know where I can find it?
@@AntoineKaracostas do you just play together with Peterson?
@@mykhailopavlovskyi7177 Hello ! Yes, that’s the idea of this exercice :-)
Can you write the transcription piano solo Oscar Peterson "Manha de carnaval" and "Dancing on the ceiling"?
You are a generous genius. Is it possible to get just the music as a pdf? Happy to pay.
Thanks a lot John ! Here is the link to the pdf : antoinekaracostas.com/partitions/Oscar%20Peterson%20-%20C-Jam%20Blues.pdf
If you really want to pay something, you can check out my latest cd "Insulary Tales" on the same website. All the best from Paris
"kick ass kostas" :-)
And where can I download tracks separately for bass and drums?
Hello. You can’t, I’m playing on the original track!
Where can I get the backing track to this?
Jeff Meeko Hello Jeff ! Hum i am not sure if there is a backing track of this song, i played over the original version. You can try over a C blues but the 4 bars breaks will be missing !
@@AntoineKaracostas Impressive! I didn't even pick that up.
Incredible, just out of interest what was your process for learning this?
Hello Ethan ! Thank you ! Actually for this song it was a bit different. As I had been listening to it for the last 20 years, it was already kind of printed in my head. But usually the process is to learn the solo by heart by singing it, then playing it on the instrument, then transcribing it, and finally analyzing it.
@@AntoineKaracostas Hello Antoine, I just did exactly that with Wynton Kelly's solo on Freddie Freeloader but I would like to learn this one however don't know it nearly as well in my head as Freddie Freeloader solo. Would you recommend learning 1 hand at a time and gradually building up the tempo?
@@orsonwelles5549 I would recommend playing both hands together as soon as possible if you want to know both of them by heart. But yes, certain musical phrases are too difficult and need to be played first with only the right hand :-)
How do I find link to download please.
BLAIR AARONSON Hello ! Sorry i missed your message. Click on the link, then on the name of the song, just above the video. If it does not work, send me your email address and i will send it to you. Best from Paris
That was amazing! Where did you find the back track for this song?
Hi Ken! Thanks. I play on the original track
COOl lol i had to slow it downLOL
Hi Antoine, I think there is an error in your transcription. Measure 44 last chord, the C should be natural rather than sharp. Sounds like you are playing it as a natural.
True, i play a natural C on the last chord, the D7, and i forgot to put it on the score ! Thanks
Did you transcribe this by ear or learn from the sheets?
by ear, i made the sheet you can find on the link above !
Gee thanks👍👍
Great stuff Antoine! I clicked on the link to download the score and couldn't find it. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Hello Peter ! Click on the link, then on the name of the song, just above the video. If it does not work, send me your email address and i will send it to you. Best from Paris
@@AntoineKaracostas Thanks Antoine. I appreciate your generosity in making these scores freely available.
amazing!
Thanks!