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Armstrong, Louis: Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen - Sheet Music Download
| Interpreter: | Louis Armstrong |
|---|---|
| Instrumentation: | (El.) Piano & Vocal, (El.) Piano & Melody |
| Music Genres: | Spiritual, Jazz |
| Level: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Order No. | 101-380-8045d |
| Publisher: | jazzinotes |
| Transcription: | Note-for-Note, incl. chord symbols |
| Delivery Option: | Download |
Note-for-Note- transcription of the spiritual "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen" in the interpretation of Louis Armstrong for trumpet/vocal and piano.
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| Interpreter | Louis Armstrong |
|---|---|
| Music by | trad. |
| Words by | trad. |
| Instrumentation | (El.) Piano & Vocal, (El.) Piano & Melody |
| Instruments | Vocal, Trumpet, Piano |
| Instrumentation Details | In the piano only the right hand is transcribed. The left hand usually plays the bottom notes of the chords which are also notated in the piano part (and in the score). In the drums only the bacic pattern is notated. The clarinet and the trumpet are in Bb. The chord symbols are notated in the piano and double bass parts and of course in the score, too. |
| Transcription | Note-for-Note, incl. chord symbols |
| source | YouTube Video |
| Duration | 2:32 |
| Level | 3 |
| Pages | 31 (15 score + 16 parts) |
| Songfacts |
The jazzinotes score of the spiritual "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen" is a note-for-note transcription of a video of the year 1962, here on YouTube. It is written for trumpet/vocal and piano. On the original recording some other instruments play at the very end, too, but only with a few notes. These notes are not includes (with the exception of some notes of the double bass, that are integrated in the left hand of the piano). For the vocal and the trumpet there are also parts (for the trumpet in Bb an also in C). This spiritual seems to be the most touching lament of the slavery in the US. The authors of the spiritual are not known. The first score was written by the singer Harry Thaker Burleigh, a scholar of Dvořák. There are a lot of other interpretations, e.g. of Mahalia Jackson, Golden Gate Quartet, Jimmy Witherspoon or Johnny Cash. And many musicians of Modern Jazz have interpreted it, e.g. Dizzie Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, Alber Ayler, Charles Mingus, Archie Shepp, Charlie Haden etc. |
| Our Service |
We can transpose each individual edition for you. This is how it works: 1. Order the original of the individual edition you would like us us to transpose. 2. Order the corresponding item Transposition A. 3. Send an informal email to info@jazzinotes.com (subject: “Transposition”). In the text of the email please indicate item number and title of the original as well as the key desired. You’ll receive the transposition within a couple of days as a pdf-file. |
