The Art Tatum Collection
by Art Tatum
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About The Art Tatum Collection
By Art Tatum. For solo piano. Hal Leonard Artist Transcriptions. Jazz and Swing. SMP Level 7 (Late Intermediate). Collection. Standard notation, chord names and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). 134 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.672316).
ISBN 0793544645. With standard notation, chord names and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). Jazz and Swing. 9x12 inches.
This fabulous songbook features note-for-note transcriptions of pianist supreme Art Tatum's interpretations of 15 jazz standards: After You've Gone • Ain't Misbehavin' • Aunt Hagar's Blues • Blue Skies • Body and Soul • Cocktails for Two • Honeysuckle Rose • How High the Moon • Jitterbug Waltz • The Man I Love • St. Louis Blues • Sweet Lorraine • Tea for Two • Tiger Rag (Hold That Tiger) • Willow Weep for Me.
SMP Level 7 (Late Intermediate)
4 to 5-note chords in both hands and scales in octaves in both hands. (Learn more about SMP levels)
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Contents
- After You've Gone by Henry Creamer, Turner Layton
- Ain't Misbehavin' by Andy Razaf, Thomas Waller, Harry Brooks
- Aunt Hagar's Blues by J. Tim Brymn, W.C. Handy
- Blue Skies by Irving Berlin
- Body And Soul by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton, John Green
- Cocktails For Two by Arthur Johnston, Sam Coslow
- Honeysuckle Rose by Andy Razaf, Thomas Waller
- How High The Moon by Nancy Hamilton, Morgan Lewis
- Jitterbug Waltz by Thomas Waller
- The Man I Love by George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin
- St. Louis Blues by W.C. Handy
- Sweet Lorraine by Mitchell Parish, Cliff Burwell
- Tea For Two by Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans
- Tiger Rag (Hold That Tiger) by Harry DeCosta
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Anonymous writes...
"Very good arrangements. Not one for faint hearted; though the huge stretches and extremely fast passages that embody Tatum's style make each piece a delight to play. "
- What you need to play like Art
Daniel P of France writes...
"These transcriptions give what you need to play like Art Tatum if you have what it takes of technique,speed, tonal control and feeling. These pieces ARE complicated to read, both rythmically ... more "
Right notes - bad notation
Dan Williams of Miami, FL writes...
"What happened to the artistic transcription standards of Morris Feldman and the like? I used to glean music theory and reharmonization techniques from jazz piano transcriptions published in the 1940s ... more "
