Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini

As played Bill Evans

Days Of Wine And Roses (Bill Evans) by Henry Mancini

Days Of Wine And Roses (Bill Evans) - Henry Mancini

Bill Evans’ version has a nice modulation: the first half in played in F, the second half is played in Ab.

Days Of Wine And Roses (Real Book 5 version)

Days Of Wine And Roses (RB5), The

Ballad version

Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini

Hi friends of iRp

As a music teacher, i suggest that it may be a good idea to open a space in the forum for people (like me ;-) who love make sound more "jazzy" some of the standards already in the "1300", and played by the player… and maybe ;-) the musicians using iRp. For exemple this…:
Days Of Wine And Roses (arr) - Henry Mancini

All the best
Gabor

You have posted in the right place. Alternate arrangements and reharm's are welcome. Thanks for sharing.
Both more advanced as well as "vanilla" versions can be helpful.
Thanks for indicating in the title that the chart was changed.

As to how *different* a chart needs to be so it's not essentially a duplicate is subject to opinion.
(ie. one alt. chord doesn't qualify as a new arrangement)

Is it different enough to be of interest to all, or is it just a personal chart "the way you like to play it"?

Does it move the Forum forward or does it just add clutter?

Are you contributing or contaminating?
(now there's a question all musicians should keep in mind.... :) )

:))BOB

Dear Bob,

I did not understand your answer if to you, my arrangement of "Wine and Roses" has passed the point where it is a "contribution" rather than a "contamination" :D

All the best

Gabor

Gabor,
I enjoyed your take on W&R.
I welcome your contributions.
Thank you for sharing
:))BOB

:) :y: :D

Gab

Here is a harmony version from Wes Montgomery Boss Guitar album

Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini

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:))BOB

Looking forward to playing this version.
Fixed a few things
1)Used skinny chord on crowded chords.
2) Put Wes Montgomery Ver. in the title so folks would know the source.

(Edit: corrected chart)
Days Of Wine And Roses wm - Henry Mancini

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Originally Posted by Bentleylust

Here is a harmony version from Wes Montgomery Boss Guitar album

Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini

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I prefer to code the actual title of the chart.
That way, I can easily identify the version in my index.
I do that for the charts different singers I work with use.
Also, using the style line for non-style info will add a new (non-style) style to every downloader's style list in their editor.
For me, it's cleaner to append an artist code to the actual title and clarify (if desired) using text.
Good use of S/N.

Days Of Wine And Roses wm - Henry Mancini (added to previous post)

:))BOB

Nice Bob
I hadn't thought about the style issue. I tried putting Wes Montgomery in the title but it was too much.
If possible please delete my version
bobsax

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Originally Posted by pdxdjazz

I prefer to code the actual title of the chart.
That way, I can easily identify the version in my index.
I do that for the charts different singers I work with use.
Also, using the style line for non-style info will add a new (non-style) style to every downloader's style list in their editor.
For me, it's cleaner to append an artist code to the actual title and clarify (if desired) using text.
Good use of S/N.

Days Of Wine And Roses wm - Henry Mancini

:))BOB

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Many of us do things like follow the title with an additional entry. In my case, I post charts with titles like "Title (k ver)" to let folks know that I'm not necessarily using fakebook changes or that there is an intro or coda or some other non-standard feature. I also try to describe my alterations in the posting. In this way, there is less confusion about the chord chart.

Here are several potential transitions from F to Ab. They are based on different versions I've been listening to but not exact transcriptions. This is just an exercise for me to decide which changes I like.
Evans Wine and Roses mod variations - Mancini Evans bobsax

Original version by Henry Mancini:

Days Of Wine And Roses (orig) - Henry Mancini


Reference track: https://youtu.be/YPBIEBjwU44

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Originally Posted by CyrilleB

Original version by Henry Mancini:

Days Of Wine And Roses - Henry Mancini

Reference track: https://youtu.be/YPBIEBjwU44

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That is really cool thanks for posting
Im wondering if you should take the advice from 2 posts up and put" Mancini ver." in the title?

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Originally Posted by Bobsax

That is really cool thanks for posting
Im wondering if you should take the advice from 2 posts up and put" Mancini ver." in the title?

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I would personally leave the title unchanged for
original versions and add the artist name in the title
for covers or other versions.
There are over 600 versions of this song. I notice
that people often reharmonize the song without even
knowing the original changes (from the composer).
This is why I posted it. Reharmonization can be great
if it uplift the melody and makes the song sound
better than the original. If not, better stick with the
original changes. I believe any serious musician
should always learn the original changes first before attempting to reharmonize it.

Here's a version of the Bill Evans' modulations for "Days of Wine and Roses." The turnarounds work better than Jonas'version, I think. Let me know!

Days Of Wine And Roses (Bill Evans) - Henry Mancini