"After You've Gone" - Solo Vibraphone Arrangement
"After You've Gone" is a famous jazz standard by Turner Layton. In my five-page "stride"-style arrangement, the melody, an improvised solo section with written LH comping, a "shout" chorus, and an ending are included. All dampening and pedaling is notated, along with chord symbols and voicings. The emphasis in this arrangement is on achieving the sound of a stride pianist, requiring hand independendence, good feel, and some technical facility. This can be an effective standalone piece for a classical or jazz musician, or simply good learning material for someone who wishes to get into this kind of playing. Feel free to write to me at olivermaymanmusic@gmail.com with any questions about the arrangement. Listen to me play the piece here
"After You've Gone" is a famous jazz standard by Turner Layton. In my five-page "stride"-style arrangement, the melody, an improvised solo section with written LH comping, a "shout" chorus, and an ending are included. All dampening and pedaling is notated, along with chord symbols and voicings. The emphasis in this arrangement is on achieving the sound of a stride pianist, requiring hand independendence, good feel, and some technical facility. This can be an effective standalone piece for a classical or jazz musician, or simply good learning material for someone who wishes to get into this kind of playing. Feel free to write to me at olivermaymanmusic@gmail.com with any questions about the arrangement. Listen to me play the piece here
"After You've Gone" is a famous jazz standard by Turner Layton. In my five-page "stride"-style arrangement, the melody, an improvised solo section with written LH comping, a "shout" chorus, and an ending are included. All dampening and pedaling is notated, along with chord symbols and voicings. The emphasis in this arrangement is on achieving the sound of a stride pianist, requiring hand independendence, good feel, and some technical facility. This can be an effective standalone piece for a classical or jazz musician, or simply good learning material for someone who wishes to get into this kind of playing. Feel free to write to me at olivermaymanmusic@gmail.com with any questions about the arrangement. Listen to me play the piece here