We make a good-faith effort to identify copyright holders and pay appropriate print royalties for sheet music sales, but it’s possible that for this song we have not identified and paid you fair royalties. IF YOU ARE THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER: you are entitled to print royalties from all resales of this sheet music. Note that you are NOT the copyright holder if you performed this song, or if you arranged a song that’s already copyrighted. We will be using a mixture of root based and rootless voicings for the up tempo version and I would always recommend playing through a jazz standard with just the left hand voicings first so that you are familiar with the voicing shapes and sounds.Tunescribers is committed to paying fair print royalties for all sheet music that we resell through our Songs For Sale service.ĪRE YOU THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER? You hold the copyright to this song if (a) you composed it and retained ownership of copyright, or (b) it’s in the public domain, you arranged it and retained ownership of copyright, or (c) you acquired the copyright from a previous owner. If you take a look through the form you can see the majority of the melody moves in steps which makes it a fantastic tune for applying this theory. Block chords are particularly useful for harmonising step wise melody lines. Throughout both lessons we will be applying block chord harmony using the ‘4 way close’. The second time through we will then up the tempo and play the tune with a swing feel. We will start of by creating a ballad arrangement and add in some interesting reharmonisations and passing chords. It’s a great cocktail tune and can be played both as a ballad and at a medium swing.
Over the years it’s been covered by many well known vocalists – Frank Sinatra perhaps being the most famous. Fly Me To The Moon is a famous tune and even the casual jazz listener would recognise the distinctive melody.
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