Early Autumn - Burns-Herman

A beautiful reharm by Nick Mancini

Early Autumn (Nick M. Reharm) by Burns-Herman

Sher Music version:
Early Autumn - SM - Burns-Herman

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Originally Posted by GregH3000

Sher Music version:
Early Autumn - SM - Burns-Herman

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When you use the small alternate chords for the turnaround, the player doesn’t play them, a problem using the player to practice or for accompaniment.
It's more functional to include the turnaround with the main chords, and use the iRp "invisible" END symbol under the final tonic chord to skip the turnaround the final time.
Thanks,
:))BOB

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Originally Posted by pdxdjazz

When you use the small alternate chords for the turnaround, the player doesn’t play them, a problem using the player to practice or for accompaniment.
It's more functional to include the turnaround with the main chords, and use the iRp "invisible" END symbol under the final tonic chord to skip the turnaround the final time.
Thanks,
:))BOB

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Sounds good, Bob.

Early Autumn - Sher Music - Burns-Herman

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Originally Posted by GregH3000

Sounds good, Bob.

Early Autumn - Sher Music - Burns-Herman

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Using "D.C. al Fine" in this situation defines the song's "form" as being two top to bottom trips through the chart. When the player-repeat is set to 3, the chart will play 6 times.

In this situation, it's probably better to not use the DC instruction and simply set your (user) desired number of repeats in the player.

If there was not enough room on the page to write-out the 3rd A section of an AABA form, then placing "Fine" at the end of an earlier A-section and adding "D.C. al Fine" at the end of the B-section would define the AABA form. If the chart had an Intro, you would instead need to place a Segno and use a DS instruction (to skip the intro on repeats).

Thanks for posting your charts.
:))BOB