Elena Pinderhughes Transcription - The Last Chieftain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Transcription of Elena Pinderhughes' solo on The Last Chieftain by Christian Scott, live at Paste Studios.
Original performance: • Christian Scott Quinte...
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It’s a breathtaking chorus that I listen to with as much wonder and emotion as ever. Elena is extraordinary ! On Starting-blocks to welcome his creations! Congratulations for the wonderful transcription work and thank you !
Great!! Thank you very much for making the score available.
Thanks for listening
Thank you so much, you did a great work of this amazing artist.
Thank you very much!
incredible work ! love it , i will be studying this for sure
Yes Elena is truly amazing, I play as well. I’m always ‘keeping my antenna up’ for fresh ideas, she is terrific!!
Wow! Good work! 🙏👌🏾🔥You really have to be a master to play something like this.... Impressive how exact you play the lines. And at the same time Elena P. rises even further in my esteem when I read her improvisation.
Thank you very much!
Nice one bro.
Great work. I love following along.
That was SO CLEAN nice work!!
Thank you! Cheers!
wow great work ............thanks for sharing!
This is great! And I love getting to follow along with the music. Also just a really cool song!
Thanks Kevin! I agree
WOW AMAZING!
Waou !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hermano muchas gracias pero nosotros hay que decir lo rápido el alma
great job!!! everything accurate and with the style, one question how can I get this transcription? greetings from Honduras 🇭🇳
Thank you! You can find the link to the PDF in the description.
Thank you for the transcription. How are you doing this? Is there some kind of app available to perform this or is it the old fashioned, pain streaking way of doing this, one note at a time, per measure method. Thanks in advance 😊
Thanks so much. Old fashioned painstaking way :) I learned the the solo by ear using Anytune for iPhone to slow it down and loop so I could play along with it, then wrote it down on paper while I figured out how to notate the rhythms, then copied it into Sibelius. The process took several months but the gift keeps on giving in terms of developing your ear and improving your technique doing it the hard way.
Not bad for a doubler.