This section is in English because it might be useful for international visitors.
Solotranscriptions
Here are some of the solos I transcribed during years of hard practising. I hope you can also benefit from them.
Wolfgang Puschnig Alto Solo on Bemsha Swing and
Well You needn't from the album "The Flavors Of Thelonius Monk".
Ernie Watts Tenorsolo on
In Your Own Sweet Way, Tricotism from "Unity" and
Redwind from "In Angel City".
Michael Brecker Tenorsolo on Song For Bilbao from "Tales From the Hudson" and
The Meaning Of the Blues from "Now You See it, Now You Don't".
Renaissance Man, is from his album "Time Is Of the Essence".
Bob Bergs Tenorsolo on Second Sight
is from his album "Enter the Spirit".
Original Compositions
- Wally's Cafe is named after a jazzclub I used to visit during my time in Boston. A recording of it is on the CD "Eardance" of the band "Global Glue". This tune is straight and in a medium up tempo.
- This is Eardance, the titletrack of the "Global Glue" CD. The theme playes with Jazz clichees with a medium fast, hard swinging groove.
- The Rush is on no record so far. Like the title indicates, this tune is meant to be played fast. Groove is somewhat between Swing and Hip-Hop Shuffle.
- Here is the titlecomposition of the latest "PNQ" Album: The Passing. It is a ballad with the bassfigure throughout the whole melodypart.
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