Fixing prior post::
Here’s an edited version of the trumpet version above:
It Might As Well Be Spring jn - Richard Rodgers
Fixing prior post::
Here’s an edited version of the trumpet version above:
It Might As Well Be Spring jn - Richard Rodgers
Thanks Judy.
I like rehearsal marks. They’re really helpful to me in understanding a chart’s organization at first glance.
)BOB
Sarah Vaughan version:
It Might As Well Be Spring (Sarah Vaughan) - Richard Rodgers
Since there are a limited number of spaces available for the song title (as well as other info fields) it’s best to include only enough “extra” stuff so when you have multiple versions of the song in your library you can easily tell them apart.
If I’ve written a version for a specific singer, I’ll append their initials to the title.
Likewise, for specific band arrangements I’ll add a “code” for that band so I’ll know.
For your chart, I’d probably make the title It Might As Well Be Spring (w/coda)
If I were to post the chart to the main Forums, I would probably include a detailed description or explanation in the post to tell what I did and why in the post.
)BOB
I’ve always thought the end of the third verse felt too “final,” so in this version I save that material for the very last ending of the song by turning it into a coda and I use the first verse’s ending for the other third verse endings.
It Might As Well Be Spring - w/Coda - Rodgers-Hammerstein
Last edited by jvermilya1; 07-01-2024 at 07:20 AM.
Bill Evans version:
It Might As Well Be Spring (Bill Evans) - Richard Rodgers
Last edited by CyrilleB; 02-19-2025 at 06:32 AM.
First recorded version by Dick Haymes (1945):
It Might As Well Be Spring (Dick Haymes) - Richard Rodgers
From the 1945 movie "State Fair" (sung by Louanne Hogan:
It Might As Well Be Spring (Louanne Hogan) - Richard Rodgers
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