A Night In New York Sheet Music Transcription
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have an audio recording of a 260-second song "A Night In New York" by the Elbow Bones and the Racketeers, and need it accurately transcribed for five parts: piano, saxophone, trombone, and two separate trumpet lines. The finished score should be delivered as a clean, well-formatted MuseScore file; a quick export to PDF for reference would be appreciated too.
Please include the musical details I hear on the track—articulations, slurs, accents, tempo changes, and any other specific notations that capture the feel of the performance. Dynamics are less critical than the markings themselves, but if you notice obvious swells or drops in intensity, feel free to notate them.
I will check that each instrument’s range is respected and that the voicings match the recording, especially where the brass sections stack harmonies. Playback from MuseScore should sound convincingly close to the original track.
Deliverables:
• MuseScore (.mscz) file containing all five staves
• PDF export of the same score for quick review
Once I receive the files, I’ll load them into MuseScore and compare them to the recording; if everything aligns rhythmically and melodically, that will be the final acceptance step. Looking forward to hearing your transcription come to life.
Please include the musical details I hear on the track—articulations, slurs, accents, tempo changes, and any other specific notations that capture the feel of the performance. Dynamics are less critical than the markings themselves, but if you notice obvious swells or drops in intensity, feel free to notate them.
I will check that each instrument’s range is respected and that the voicings match the recording, especially where the brass sections stack harmonies. Playback from MuseScore should sound convincingly close to the original track.
Deliverables:
• MuseScore (.mscz) file containing all five staves
• PDF export of the same score for quick review
Once I receive the files, I’ll load them into MuseScore and compare them to the recording; if everything aligns rhythmically and melodically, that will be the final acceptance step. Looking forward to hearing your transcription come to life.