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How Can You Mend a Broken HeartAl Green
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GrooveSheet separated How Can You Mend a Broken Heart by Al Green and transcribed the bass part to notation you can read, hear played back against the recording, and export. It transcribed the drum and guitar parts too, on pages of their own. It also has a chord chart of the whole song, read from the full mix, with the chord symbols over every bar.
The music
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart by Al Green is in E major, at about 77 BPM. It is in 3/4 time and runs 192 bars. Its main chords are E, Emaj7, F♯m and B, out of 10 different chords in all. The bass part has 221 notes, from E1 up to C♯3 (2 octaves), at about 0.6 notes per second. Estimated difficulty: beginner. It plays more notes per second than 7% of the bass parts on GrooveSheet.
- Part
- Bass
- Key
- E major
- Tempo
- 77 BPM
- Time signature
- 3/4
- Main chords
- E, Emaj7, F♯m, B
- Notes
- 221
- Range
- E1–C♯3
- Difficulty (estimate)
- Beginner
- Album
- Let's Stay Together
- Released
- 1972
- Length
- 6:23
- Separated parts
- Drums, Bass, Vocals, Guitar, Piano and Other
- Sheet music
- Drums, Bass and Guitar
What you can download
- MusicXMLthe bass part, for MuseScore, Sibelius, Dorico or Finale
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- Guitar Prothe bass part, for Guitar Pro, TuxGuitar or MuseScore
- MIDIthe bass notes, editable in any DAW
- Stemthe isolated bass audio on its own
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