Piano ending of Layla

[cosine]

It might be a long shot, but...

Does anyone know where I might be able to find a sheet music transcription of the piano coda at the end of Layla?

[Ex-MA Hole]

Music Store?





 




(Sorry, I had to.)

[cosine]

Music Store?





 




(Sorry, I had to.)

 

'Tis the point. Everybody and their brother has a professional transcription of the guitar opening lick with versus and refrain for sale retail, but nobody seems to have an accurate transcription of the piano coda for sale. I've even tried searching the big music publishers. I'll probably have to do it myself.

[jefnvk]

Smething like this is probably what you are looking for: http://www.halleonard.com/item_detail.jsp?itemid=356191&order=1&catcode=02&refer=search&type=product&keywords=layla+&location=PVG

[cosine]

Smething like this is probably what you are looking for: http://www.halleonard.com/item_detail.jsp?itemid=356191&order=1&catcode=02&refer=search&type=product&keywords=layla+&location=PVG

Thanks, but I've already seen it. It's a standard melody-chordal arrangement, lacking the interesting touches that made it great on the recording. Most of those arrangments assume you're interested in playing both the melody and accompianment. I'm just interested in the piano part. The guitars can keep the melody.

[280plus]

Can't you just get it by ear off the recording?

[cosine]

Can't you just get it by ear off the recording?

I've been slowly working on it, but I'm not a great transcriber so it's been difficult and pretty slow. What I have figured out I think covers the whole whopping amount of the first two measures. 

[280plus]

One measure at a time is all it takes. 

Meanwhile, I need a singer, know anybody?

[richyoung]

Where are you at?

[grislyatoms]

One measure at a time is all it takes. 

Meanwhile, I need a singer, know anybody?

I'm a great singer. Just ask my upstairs neighbors after I've had a beer or 15. 

Too bad they won't be hearing it anymore...

[280plus]

Do you do "Freebird" at all?