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The Nashville Number Systemin The Late 50'S, Neil Matthews Devised A Musical Number System For The Jordanaires To Use In The Studio. Charlie Mccoy And Fellow Studio Musicians Began Adapting Matthews' Number System Into Chord Charts. The Nashville Number System Has Evolved Into A Complete Method Of Writing Chord Charts And Melodiescombining Nashville Shorthand With Formal Notation Standards.The Nashville Number System Is 129 Pages With A Step By Step Method Of How To Write A Nashville Number Chart For Any Song. Included With Each Nns Book In Edition 11 Is The Cd Download, 'String Of Pearls'. This Is A 10 Song Cd Of Instrumentals, Including, Amazing Grace. I Walk You Through The Details Of Each Song And Explain The Number System Tools Used To Write The Charts. Now, While Listening To The Music, You Can See And Hear How Nashville Number Charts Work.The Nashville Number System Includes A Collection Of Handwritten Number Charts For The Songs On The Album, String Of Pearls. Each Song Is Charted By Hand From The Cd By:Charlie Mccoy (Heehaw) David Briggs (Session Keyboardist/Arranger) Eddie Bayers (Session Drummer) Jimmy Capps (Studio Guitarist, Grand Ole Opry Staff Band) Brent Rowan (Studio Guitarist/Producer) Lura Foster (Charts For Tv Shows: Nashville Now, Music City Tonight, Primetime Country) John Hobbs (Session Keyboardist) Mike Chapman (Session Bassist) Biff Watson (Session Guitarist) Chris Farren (Producer/Guitarist) Tony Harrell (Session Keyboardist/Studio Owner)Each Of These Musicians Wrote 5 Number Charts In His Or Her Style From The String Of Pearls Cd.For Example, The Song, String Of Pearls, Has Charts Written By: Charlie Mccoy, Brent Rowan, John Hobbs, Jimmy Capps And Biff Watson.The Song, Waylon, Has Charts Written By Tony Harrell, Lura Foster, Chris Farren, Biff Watson And Eddie Bayers.The Idea Is That You Ll Be Able To Compare, Side By Side, Some Of The Different Styles Of Notation And Symbols You Can Use To Chart The Same Piece Of Music. So, As You Listen To A Song On The Cd, You Can Flip Between Different Charts Written Of The Same Song.These Different Charts Represent The Kinds Of Numbering Techniques That You Are Liable To Run Into In Almost All Of The Major Recording And Television Studios, Clubs, Showcases, Rehearsal Halls, And Other Situations Where Music Is Performed In Nashville.
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- Q: What is the page count of The Nashville Number System? A: This book contains one hundred twenty-nine pages. It provides a detailed method for writing Nashville number charts.
- Q: What are the dimensions of The Nashville Number System? A: The dimensions are eleven inches in length, eight and a half inches in width, and one inch in height.
- Q: What type of binding does The Nashville Number System have? A: It features spiral binding. This design allows for easy flipping of pages and lays flat for convenience while writing.
- Q: How do I use The Nashville Number System? A: You can use this book to learn how to write Nashville number charts for any song. Follow the step-by-step method outlined in the text.
- Q: Is this book suitable for beginners? A: Yes, it is suitable for beginners. The Nashville Number System provides clear instructions and examples to help new learners.
- Q: Can I listen to the music while using the book? A: Yes, each book includes a CD download titled 'String Of Pearls'. You can listen to the music as you follow along with the charts.
- Q: How should I store The Nashville Number System? A: Store it in a cool, dry place to prevent damage. Keep it away from direct sunlight to protect the printed pages.
- Q: Is The Nashville Number System safe for children? A: Yes, it is generally safe for children. However, adult supervision is recommended when using the book and CD.
- Q: How do I keep The Nashville Number System in good condition? A: Keep it clean by avoiding spills and handling it with care. Do not bend the pages or expose it to moisture.
- Q: Can I return The Nashville Number System if I'm not satisfied? A: Yes, there is typically a return policy for unsatisfied customers. Check with the retailer for specific return instructions.
- Q: What if The Nashville Number System arrives damaged? A: If it arrives damaged, contact customer support for assistance. They can guide you through the return or replacement process.
- Q: Is The Nashville Number System suitable for advanced musicians? A: Yes, it is suitable for advanced musicians as well. It provides insights into different styles of notation used by professionals.
- Q: What kind of music does The Nashville Number System focus on? A: It focuses on various genres of music performed in Nashville, particularly country and pop styles.
- Q: Are there examples of different chart styles in the book? A: Yes, the book includes a collection of handwritten number charts by various musicians, showcasing different styles.
- Q: Who is the author of The Nashville Number System? A: The author is Chas Williams. He has extensive experience in the music industry and in teaching the Nashville Number System.