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A good site for lead sheets

enjoy this site:
https://www.wikifonia.org/sheet

by albetan on 01/13/2010, 15:21

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as always thanks.

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by wdennissorrell on 01/13/2010, 17:33

nice, i added it to the jazz piano links room as well.

If I'm not back in 24 hours, call the president.

Scot is available for skype jazz piano lessons (and google hangouts, phone call, etc...)
Use the contact link at the top of the page.

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by Scot Ranney on 01/14/2010, 11:45

i found some great tunes i've been wanting to learn. thanks!

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by Paul on 01/14/2010, 12:59

you may download and print songs in your favorite key. an excellent resource for trumpets, saxes, clarinets, horns, vocalists...
an also you may upload your own transcriptions.

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by albetan on 01/15/2010, 06:12

its probably been brought up here but the irealbook app for the iphone/ipod touch is awesome.

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by fb000 on 01/15/2010, 07:21

this is great. i just downloaded 'april in paris'.
thanks albetan. hey, you are in there too!

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by jmkarns on 01/15/2010, 14:48

i just downloaded and printed a bunch of them. thanks for the link.
however, users should beware of occasional errors in the charts, as well as typos in the lyrics, including my favorite: "you stepped out of a dread".

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by JMurray on 01/16/2010, 07:53

ditto on the warning about accuracy. these sheets are not the equivalent of buying a book from hal leornard for example which has paid editors to look for errors before publishing. thesse are people like me who have submited their work for free. have you seen my comments in this forum before how i do not care much about my errors because i am not being paid to write here???

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by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:17

howwever so far i have found the sheets to be pretty good. and as a rule of thumb it is always a good idea to take any sheet from no amatter how reliable a source to an accuracy check or 10 along with recordins

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by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:19

https://www.wikifonia.org/node/4497

good luck and enjoy that stuff.

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by albetan on 02/08/2010, 09:06

https://www.wikifonia.org/node/4549

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by albetan on 02/18/2010, 06:44

i'm inviting my friends to see and hear some tunes published by me in wikifonia:
https://www.wikifonia.org/music/user/6715

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by albetan on 05/10/2010, 10:27

i know how to play the piano... but i don't know how to play jazz music... so where do i start to learn jazz??

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A good site for lead sheets

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by wdennissorrell on 01/13/2010, 17:33

by Scot Ranney on 01/14/2010, 11:45

by Paul on 01/14/2010, 12:59

by albetan on 01/15/2010, 06:12

by fb000 on 01/15/2010, 07:21

by jmkarns on 01/15/2010, 14:48

by JMurray on 01/16/2010, 07:53

by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:17

by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:19

by albetan on 02/08/2010, 09:06

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A good site for lead sheets

There are 13 comments, leave a comment.

by wdennissorrell on 01/13/2010, 17:33

by Scot Ranney on 01/14/2010, 11:45

by Paul on 01/14/2010, 12:59

by albetan on 01/15/2010, 06:12

by fb000 on 01/15/2010, 07:21

by jmkarns on 01/15/2010, 14:48

by JMurray on 01/16/2010, 07:53

by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:17

by Mike on 01/16/2010, 12:19

by albetan on 02/08/2010, 09:06

by albetan on 02/18/2010, 06:44

by albetan on 05/10/2010, 10:27

by JoshuaDR on 08/03/2010, 21:30

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Jazz Piano Notebook Series

"Latinesque"

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