New York New York - John Kander

This is a Version played by Sinatra. I hope we can load it. Greetings Wolfgang:rolleyes:

New York-Sinatra - sinatra arr.

New York, New York - Dave - John Kander

New York, New York (Sinatra Original) - Kander And Ebb

Very nice.

But the line before the Coda is partially missing.

Cheers,
Jer

Does anyone have the chords for bass, for New York New York with Frank Sinatra?

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Originally Posted by Janosfernel

Does anyone have the chords for bass, for New York New York with Frank Sinatra?

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Use the search function.
It's the Magnifying-glass icon �� at the top-right of most any forums page.

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Originally Posted by engelbach

Very nice.

But the line before the Coda is partially missing.

Cheers,
Jer

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Originally Posted by engelbach

Very nice.

But the line before the Coda is partially missing.

Cheers,
Jer

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Yes great chart ������������������
just to clarify though the missing line does not affect the reading. The chart is laid out correctly to read just like Sinatra‘s original. It just doesn’t play back correctly with the iReal Pro player

Bobsax,

Not much point in posting a chart in the iReal Pro forum if it can't be played back correctly.

I wonder why it was thought necessary to have no closing bar line after the Db7.

Any idea what the "X" means under the chord?

Cheers,
Jer

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Originally Posted by engelbach

Bobsax,

Not much point in posting a chart in the iReal Pro forum if it can't be played back correctly.

I wonder why it was thought necessary to have no closing bar line after the Db7.

Any idea what the "X" means under the chord?

Cheers,
Jer

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Not sure how old the chart is but I remember well the times before the play-along feature when I used it just for live band charts . When the play-along feature was added I sort of scoffed at it as a gimmick. Probably didn't even bother to try it for a year or so. I only started using it seriously teaching to supplement (and eventually replace)Smart Music.

In those days you just made up your own way to write out charts and didn't think about if it played or not and I bet there are still guys that use it that way ;)
b0b

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Originally Posted by engelbach

Any idea what the "X" means under the chord?

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My guess is that in this case* it's a reminder by the chart's author to make a hard stop.

*for context
New York, New York (Sinatra Original) - Kander And Ebb

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Originally Posted by Bobsax

..... you just made up your own way to write out charts and didn't think about if it played or not and I bet there are still guys that use it that way ;)
b0b

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and Bobsax, I'll bet that you are correct (don't ask me how I know)...
:))BOB

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Originally Posted by Bobsax

Not sure how old the chart is but I remember well the times before the play-along feature when I used it just for live band charts . When the play-along feature was added I sort of scoffed at it as a gimmick.

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Oh, I didn't know that. I thought that it was originally intended as a play-along teaching tool.

Cheers,
Jer

I was first shown an earlier version of the app in 2009 and immediately became an avid user. "iReal book" came preloaded with 900 read-only transposable jazz chord charts. It was iOS only so I bought an iPod touch just to get the app.
The player feature wasn't offered for beta-testing until late 2010.
We've come a long way baby!
:))BOB

This is a version that I arranged for my live karaoke band back in the late '90s. It doesn't have the modulation because iRP could never play that slower rubato type feel anyway; it's mostly for me to screw around with on guitar, but it's not bad for karaoke up until the modulation part, anyway.
New York, New York - GH3K - John Kander

Added an intro and made other improvements to make voice leading smoother.

New York, New York - GH3K 1 - John Kander

Frank Sinatra version:

New York, New York p1 (Frank Sinatra) - John Kander
New York, New York p2 (Frank Sinatra) - John Kander