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Chicago – Transcribed Scores Volume 2 by Chicago Tenor Saxophone - Sheet Music
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2959864
Chicago – Transcribed Scores Volume 2
2959864
2959864
2959864
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Transcribed Scores Alto Sax; Bass; Drums; Guitar; Keyboard; Tenor Sax; Trombone; Trumpet - Difficulty: medium-difficult
SKU: HL.672368
By Chicago. Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores. Pop Rock and Soft Rock. Transcribed score songbook. With full score notation. 136 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.672368).ISBN 9780793570669. UPC: 073999917567. 9x12 inches.
Complete scores with note-for-note transcriptions of all parts for 12 more big Chicago hits, including Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, Just You 'N' Me, Saturday in the Park and more.
About Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores
Transcribed Scores are vocal and instrumental arrangements of music from some of the greatest groups in music. These excellent publications feature transcribed parts for lead vocals, backup vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass, drums, and all of the various instruments used in each specific recording session. All songs are arranged exactly the way the artists recorded them.
- Feelin' Stronger Every Day
- No Tell Lover
- Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
- Just You 'N' Me
- (I've Been) Searchin' So Long
- Old Days
- Canon
- Once Upon A Time...
- Man Vs. Man: The End
- Call On Me
- Free
- Saturday In The Park
Ratings + Reviews
Based on 5 Reviews
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Gregory B.
March 17, 2025
I particularly like that the
I particularly like that the editors have broken out the major horn parts into their own single-instrument scores. Nice!
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Marino S.
March 05, 2024
Chicago unpacked
The book is accurate and is solved a big problem for me on obtaining the backup harmonies
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Miss
May 06, 2015
Saturday!
i just need Saturday, not the whole book, i really don't want to pay that much for 1 song.
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Rski73
July 13, 2013
Chicago Volume 2
It is Excellent . Note for Note . I Play Trumpet for our Church now. I still Warm up with Chicago. I put a CD on and Try to Keep up with Lee Loughnane / Chicago. Good for a levels . I have had this Copy since 97.
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Matt G.
July 08, 2011
Decent
The Scores are excellent, very few mistakes. However, in score form, this is really a pain to work with. Assuming you're copying out of the book for your players, everything is crammed onto one page which makes it impossible to read. It's very easy to cut notes off in the process of copying, and while playing, it's very hard to follow line to line (not to mention rests are cut out).
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