smartalecvt/jazz-charts

This repository is a personal collection of jazz charts, which are written arrangements musicians use as a guide for playing a song, typically showing the melody, chord changes, and structure rather than every note. The person maintaining it created every chart themselves by ear, listening to recordings and transcribing what they heard, without copying from other published sources or sheet music. The README is short and mostly explains how the project is run rather than what specific songs or styles are included. Anyone is welcome to fork the repository and adapt the charts for their own playing, but the maintainer is generally not accepting pull requests from other contributors directly into the project. If someone has a chart they would like added, they are invited to reach out, and the maintainer says they will be happy to review it. If someone spots a mistake in an existing chart, perhaps a wrong chord or a timing error, they are asked to open an issue on the repository so the maintainer can check it and correct it if needed. Beyond that invitation to contribute suggestions and report errors, the README does not list the actual musical content, such as which songs are covered, what format the charts are stored in, or how many charts are currently included in the collection. There is no mention of a specific programming language, software tool, or license tied to the project, since it appears to be a repository of sheet music style documents rather than working code. Readers looking for the actual charts would need to browse the repository's files directly, since the README itself does not summarize its musical contents beyond describing this maintenance and contribution policy in a friendly, informal tone.