Thank you all for attention and kind comments. Now I figured out that "b" and "d" not so comfortable to read in tabs. :) Frank, could I ask you to do it for me, please. I read harp-l for long time but never posted there any comment or link. I just don't know how to do this :) ---------- my music
Last Edited by wheel on May 27, 2013 5:12 AM
Thanks a lot Grey Owl! I hope to see a lot of new versions of this superb tune very soon. :) timeistight , welcome! :) http://s002.radikal.ru/i197/1305/a1/949c8fa543aa.gif ---------- my music
Thanks for your version & tabs Wheel. Not to detract from all you have done, some players may want the RHYTHM as well as the notes. It makes it MUCH easier to play. I have appended same to my web page at the bottom of my examples (after my last February of Eleanor Rigby).
My ear is a bit rusty so some I am not too sure about a couple items but I managed to get it all into the 12 bars of each verse. Wish I was better but the ear gets better with use. I would have posted same here but an issue per underlining prevented from doing so easily. The Deb has some real interesting rhythms and by showing in the tab, makes one a bit more aware of this.
Yeah, I agree, I detest the b and d in the tabs too. Annoying things. I suggest at least removing the d and then we all would assume them to be draws is my partial answer. I really like underlining just the blows as then the notation is so much more compact and allows for a number of other possibilities per chording, rhythm, transpositions, etc.(see the web page).
Once it has been transcribed like I have it there, a touch of a button would give you how it would be played in any other position or harp or octave.
Frank, thanks a lot! I received it also :) Shaganappi, thank you for suggestion I will work on usability better next time :) I have music notes on paper but they are unreadable at all :) ---------- my music