JIM HARNEY
Musician
Musician
Playing - Arranging - Recording - Music Directing - Teaching
You might have the question, "What is music transcribing?"
Transcribing is taking a piece of music from some type of resource (recording, sheet music, etc.) and creating a published chart or arrangement, sometimes with some sort of changes. Transcribing can be as simple as a change of key or as complex as creating a full arrangement of a song to be played with different instrumentation. In other words, transcribing is the act of taking music from one form to another.
I have experience in transcribing music of all types. I have transcribed numerous saxophone solos and created lead sheets for various groups.
I have a very good ear and can work efficiently and accurately. I can provide you with a clean, accurate piece of music from whatever source material you might provide.
Contact me if you need a piece of music transcribed.
Below are two partial examples of taking a simplified, handwritten chart, entering it into the computer, and adding piano accompaniment for a final clean product.
Below are some partial examples of jazz saxophone solo transcriptions that I have done. These examples are taken from recordings, transcribed (figured out and written out by hand), and entered into the computer to create professional charts.
