Hello.
This is the Dusty Springfield-sung song that launched her solo career.
Happy singing!
I Only Want To Be With You - Hawker-Raymonde
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Hello.
This is the Dusty Springfield-sung song that launched her solo career.
Happy singing!
I Only Want To Be With You - Hawker-Raymonde
This is a version of the song with a long vamp for heightened energetic finale
I Only Want To Be With You [end vamp] - Hawker-Raymonde
Thank you for posting this nice chart! I've always liked this tune but have never played it until now. Your chart has given me the impetus to learn it and to incorporate it into my list of gig tunes. I also liked (and learned from) the way you handled an unconventional repeat structure: This song has an A-A'-B-A' form that you have instructed to play twice, leaving out the initial A section the second time through the form. I've never seen that before in a iRP chart.
Incidentally, at the end of the last A section, you used a D.S. al 2nd End. instruction. In fact, D.S. al 2nd would have worked and been a bit shorter. I discovered this in an old forum posting https://www.irealb.com/forums/showth...more-time-bars.
Cool chart.
Typically, DS and DC instructions are placed underneath the bar. (it doesn't matter to the player)
If I were sight-reading the chart, placing the DS above could cause me to jump to the Segno four bars early.
:))BOB
I didn't know that, thanks for linking the thread for me!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith88
In paper scores, though, those indications are mostly written over the bar, especially in orchestral/classical scores (real book layouts sacrifice conventions for space - you can find any- and every-thing in there!).Quote:
Originally Posted by pdxdjazz
Since that's what I'm used to reading, that's how I layout my charts. Also, since they're rehearsal symbols, I keep them over the measures for coherency with Coda and Segno symbols.
(I always regarded the iReal Pro default text positioning below bars to be a curious quirk...)
If I were to sight-read typical forum charts I would jump four bars late :D
We could start a world championship of iReal Pro-chart sight-reading...
Cheers!
iReal pro has evolved from common jazz fakebook use. Since chords are commonly written above the melody-line, the DC and DS instructions are usually written beneath so as not to interfere with the chords.
From iReal pro conventions:
"We developed certain conventions in layout since starting inputting the iReal Pro tunes so they look, function and get interpreted quickly in the same way. Mainly the reason is ... once you get used to reading the charts, you get to easily understand what is intended—we came from a jazz perspective initially so we saw the app as being something you might have to use on a gig (perhaps without a rehearsal) so clarity and consistency were important to us.
Here are some rules we developed. Of course you do not have to adhere to them if you are preparing charts for yourself, but others in your band or here at the forum will appreciate the consistency.
Some of these rules might change over time and we will probably develop other functions, notations and procedures as iReal Pro evolves."
Chart Layout Conventions
http://www.irealb.com/forums/showthr...&p=301#post301
:))BOB
Only Want To Be With You - Hootie And The Blowfish
Perfect! Where do I join ;)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalokagathon
Just to be clear: there are two different songs entitled "I Only Want To Be With You." The first is the 1963 song by Mike Hawker[1] and Ivor Raymonde that was made famous by Dusty Springfield. My chart (see above) is for this song. The second song was released in 1994 by Hootie and the Blowfish. I don't know who composed it. Perhaps this thread should be split in two.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith88
I checked ALL MUSIC
https://www.allmusic.com/search/all/...e%20with%20you
I didn't compare the charts.
I've copied it to its own thread
Thanks for your research.
That points out the reason for crediting composers by name instead of band or performer.
:))BOB