Print and download April in Paris sheet music by Wynton Marsalis arranged for Trumpet or Voice. Instrumental Solo, and Transcribed Solo in D Major.

• He has written 4 analytic essays featuring jazz-solo transcription and has transcribed over 20 full jazz solos by artists such as Freddie Hubbard, Clifford Brown, Donald Byrd, Booker Little, Wayne Shorter, Chet Baker, Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson, Blue Mitchell, Lee Morgan, Miles Davis, Wallace Roney, Eric Alexander, Wynton Marsalis, Jim Snidero.
• Joey Alexander feat. Wynton Marsalis Sextet – Jazz In Marciac (2015) (PDF).
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15 Wynton Marsalis Solo Transcriptions for Trumpet

Spanning nearly 30 years, this eBook is a comprehensive study of the evolution of Wynton’s style as a soloist.
From his debut recording a leader through his latest quintet release, our intent was to capture Wynton’s improvisational skills against a myriad of different backdrops; fast and slow tempos, different grooves and time signatures and, of course, the blues. Once you have created an account and completed your purchase, you will be able to download your purchase securely, now and in the future. The download is in PDF format allowing you to print the music out at your leisure, or just view the eBook on your computer or mobile device (such as the iPad or Kindle).

Includes solos from: Later, Black Codes, Delfeayo’s Dilemma, The Majesty of the Blues, Levee Low Moan, Modern Vistas, Holy Ghost, You Don’t Hear No Drums, Fire in the Night, Union Pacific Big Boy, Loose Duck, Big Fat Hen, Free to Be, Doin’ (Y)our Thing, A Train, A Banjo and a Chicken Wing.

Herlin Riley Transcription

The transcription features Herlin Riley’s playing on “Evidence” from Wynton Marsalis Septet’s 1999 multi-disc release Live at the Village Vanguard. Monk’s writing, exemplified in “Evidence” is rhythmically unique, often jagged and deceptive, a quality which gives drummers many possibilities. Herlin’s choices are tasteful, organic and exploit the rhythmic opportunities Monk provides. Herlin plays with triplet vs. sixteenth and straight vs. swing ideas, and moves in and out of downbeat and offbeat oriented phrasing. All of which reflect the similar off-kilter effect the tune’s melody has. Also, notice the two busiest portions of the solo, (m.49-56 and m.73-76). The first example phrases triplets, with the latter phrasing sixteenths, demonstrating smart soloistic flow and development. With its phrasing, and creative rhythmic ideas, this transcription stands out as a fun and excellent example of musical drumming.

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Download Transcription [PDF] - Notation Guide [PDF] - Evidence Performance (Wynton Marsalis Septet) [MP3]

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'Just in Time' from Keith Jarrett Trio's Standards in Norway (Beginning - through drum 'solo') Click below for the music! And listen to the recording here.