The Schubert Song Transcriptions for Solo Piano/Series I - "Ave Maria," "Erlkonig" and Ten Other Great Songs

By the long way! People never learn.

The term " Transcriptions" doesn't match here, when transcription has been a human resource for a long time, and today with the use of precarious tools installed on computers, or websites that offer horrible and precarious transcripts online for high prices, but even so have the courage to call that "artificial intelligence", I prefer to name it "stupidity programming that is the image and likeness of the man".

Therefore, I already tested all the poor sites as: "piano_2_notes" and others, and none still managed to transcribe like the human intelligence of few musicians.

Transcription is when the human ear through musical mathematical logic and human hearing, put on paper all the notes that a musician played in from any document, like old vinyl, cassette tape, cd, concert recording etc.

Here's a curiosity of history?
Once, when Mozart was very young, he could attend a ceremony in the Sistine Chapel, where very important sacred music was performed, but could only be sung by members of the clergy, but never in public and by anyone. Mozart writes the entire score for that work, which shocked his father Leopold Mozart.

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Resultados de tradução
Japanese are the most notable in the world of music transcriptions, because they combine the "human logic" and knowledge of mathematical deduction allied to the technique of a super sharp ear, since not all them have perfect pitch.

Remember to learn the correct title for this book:
The correct term here is "piano reduction".

"The Schubert Song REDUCTION for Solo Piano/..."