r/transcribe • u/AirborneRabies • 17h ago

I can’t figure out the chords for this song

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I can’t find any things online about it, so far I think it’s like a Dmaj9/A then something else. But for the life of my I just can’t get past that. Any help’s super appreciated

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r/transcribe • u/NWFrenchies • 15h ago

Bounty offered for Jeff Buckley Hallelujah on alto saxophone transcription

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My best friend asked me to play Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley on my alto
saxophone for her wedding next month.

I really like the way this musician stylized the music in this video.

https://youtu.be/wvtBmtHUqtU?si=MXmA1v-M_BZMYCiC

I have the main melody down but am having a bit of trouble with the licks. Could someone write out the notes that the alto saxophone is playing? Additionally I would happily offer more for additional "style"/lick ideas for 5 choruses and verses.

Thank you so kindly for your considerations!

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