Gerald Clayton - Strasbourg St. Denis LIVE Piano Solo Transcription - Roy Hargrove Quintet
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Transcription of Gerald Clayton's piano solo from the 2007 New Morning Club (Paris) performance of Roy Hargrove's Strasbourg St. Denis.
Original Video: • Video
Composed by Roy Hargrove (1969-2018 RIP)
Transcribed by Wesley Chin
Roy Hargrove - Trumpet
Justin Robinson - Alto Saxophone
Gerald Clayton - Piano
Danton Boller - Bass
Montez Coleman - Drums
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Gotta be one of the all time coolest piano solos
Finally a transcription of this! Thank you so much
gerald clayton, very good musician, a free calm musical spirit that feels much deeper and knows how to approach the journey of life musically in a zenistic way, my compliments gerald and greetings from the netherlands, gunny
you rock! I love this jam.
Awesome work! Thank you
Thank u Sir! It’s really awesome!!
Super !! Thank you sir !
You are a genius
Thx sooo much for this!!
thanks a lot, great transcription man
Great Work! Keep it up.
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grazie
Wow 😳
What is he doing at 1:39 ?? (Harmonically)
My best guess is that the Gmaj7 he plays acts as some sort of tritone sub for the Dbmaj7.
It's a tritone substition on the Dbmaj7. He does basically the same thing in bar 15 (:34) by outlining Amaj(b9) over the Eb7(b9). From a music theory perspective it sounds so cool because so much of the solo is just grooving on the Ab pentatonic and then he throws in these two curveballs with the tritone subs - really underscores how cool a tritone sub can be.
it is a tritone sub, but the idea is that he's simply continuing his phrase which he started bar before.. I don't think here is the moment where he actually pressed Gmaj7 and then thought about what to play. nah.. he had this ending of his melody which appeared to fit Gmaj
Hey man, the original video of the concert got taken down as you might know. Did you download it because i really really love it and I wanna hear it again at any cost. just the audio would be perfect. And really thank you for the transcription.
www.dailymotion.com/video/x3kngpj
Wow did it really?? That’s upsetting
Thanks so much for asking!! I saw the original vid too, and was wondering why I couldn’t find it again.
HAFF Kpp Thanks 💯!
All the jazz fans cried that day
Thank you a lot, but there is a question, how can we analyze the melodie bar 39 ? Thanks
He treats the Dbmaj7 as Dbm7 instead, continuing the progression of ascending minor 7 chords.
@@WesleyChinTranscriptions Oh yes I see thanks ! For the Eb7(9b) he is using diminished scale ?
He is highlighting the #9 and b9 sound over the Eb7 chord in bar 39. Both of these chord tones are found in the half/whole diminished scale and altered scale.
Do you have the original video saved? It's gone off youtube.
Does anyone have midi that could chnage it like that
Are you set up for payment or contribution?
Is there a pdf of the transcription?
this one is obviously not about the notes.. neither exact rhythm.. just listen. it's simply about feeling the groove - you can't transcribe that in the score :) there is nothing fancy in the notes or rhythm that he's playing here
there is tho. so much creativity texturally and every time theres the 2-5-1 in AbM he plays it a little more out with interesting substitutions. not necessarily fancy but really accurate and fitting