Reve Bohemien

BIll Brown

Hi

Im looking for the leed shet to Reve Bohemien by Jo Privat

Thanks Bill

Jim Kaznosky

Bill,

Send me a PM with your email address. I have in in a larger file with some tunes my band does.

J-D. Sauser

I know this is an old thread, but I have been searching for info on this Jo Privat tune too.
I'll be glad to PM or receive PM.
Actually, just a chord chart would be all I am looking for.

Thanks! ... J-D.

J-D. Sauser

Just found this on a different Forum:
http://guitarejazzmanouche.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4297

„Rêve Bohémien“, Jo Privat

//Am-Am-F#dim-Dm-E7-E7-A-A-
Am-Am-Bb-Bb-Bb-B-F7-E7-
E7-Am-Am-F#dim-Dm-E7-E7-A
-A-Am-Am-Bb-Bb-E7-E7-Am//
Pour trio.
//G7-G7-C-C-E7-E7-Am-Am
-Dm-Dm-Am-Am- (1) Dm-D#7-E7-E7// (2) F7-E7-Am-Am//
Trio
//A-C#7-F#m-A7-D-A7dim-A-A7
-D-Dm-A- F#m-B7-B7-E7-E7
-A-C#7-F#m-A7-D-A7dim-A-A7
-D-Dm-A-F#m-B7-E7-A-A-//


Corrections or alternate versions still welcome!

... J-D.

J-D. Sauser

There is also an updated Jo Privat Website which has all the sheet music but one needs to register, and it's NOT automated (one needs to submit and wait for an answer). I've submitted and will re-post if what I'll find (once I get access) does not match above.

http://www.swingjo.com/downloads.php

... J-D.

Jim Kaznosky

I have an actual chart, but my iPad is dead. hit me with a PM to remind me once it is charged and I will share the chart I own.

Jim Kaznosky

Not a great scan and I have my comments all over this. Hopefully, you can use this until you have a clean copy.

J-D. Sauser

The scan is quite good. THANKS!
However, it's your comments that have me confused now.

"F#dim to Ré (Dm?)" and you have it as F7th instead of "Ré" (Dm)?

I had it simplified
Am, Am, Dm, Dm, E7, E7, Am, Am
Am, Am, Bb7, Bb7, B7, F9, E7, E7 (interesting too that lack of clear minor/Major definitions of the A chords)

But I must admit, that around the first Am to Dm segment, there is just something missing to my ear, but I can't really seem to fully satisfy it with that "F#dim" alone instead of the first Dm. Yet I am somewhat suspecting that the F7th you seem to put in, is really a Cdim which also carries the F# note, making it also an F#dim (as a dim can have any of it's 4 notes rotated into the root). But then it DOES make sense to the ear to replace the Dm with and F7th althogether after experimenting with that idea.

In other words, something's still eluding me here... AND it's EXACTLY at the spot where the tune stands out so beautifully.

... J-D.

Jim Kaznosky

Hah. Those notes are from my years ago and I regret placing them on the only copy we had of that. I think of that first passage as you, with a descending bass line.We play it in 4 as well.