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Very nice, the piece is very "flowing" if you know what I mean.
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Very nice, the piece is very "flowing" if you know what I mean. I am glad that you like it. Thanks for your response. Regards,
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I loved it. The key changes were great and the entire piece left me with a feeling of awe.
I'm not to amazed at the ending though, to be honest.
Would you happen to have sheet music to go with this? I would love to play this with my violinist friend.
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I loved it. The key changes were great and the entire piece left me with a feeling of awe.
I'm not to amazed at the ending though, to be honest.
Would you happen to have sheet music to go with this? I would love to play this with my violinist friend. Sorry, I don't have the sheet music. I don't have a notation program for printing it. The ending is a free-style cadenza. The performer may play pretty much what he or she wishes. Thanks for your nice comments. I appreciate it. Regards,
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The performer may play pretty much what he or she wishes. They would have to, since the sheet music doesn't exist. 
"If we continually try to force a child to do what he is afraid to do, he will become more timid, and will use his brains and energy, not to explore the unknown, but to find ways to avoid the pressures we put on him." (John Holt) www.pianoped.comwww.youtube.com/user/UIPianoPed
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The performer may play pretty much what he or she wishes. They would have to, since the sheet music doesn't exist. True...true. 
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I thought you would use Finale or Sibelius when you said you use the mouse to enter the notes... A pity you don't have any sheet music, your compositions are pretty good...
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I thought you would use Finale or Sibelius when you said you use the mouse to enter the notes... A pity you don't have any sheet music, your compositions are pretty good... Only "pretty good", Mate? I use Sonar as a sequencer. (I like Chopin too.) Regards,
Last edited by Larry G. Alexander; 03/05/10 07:17 AM.
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I have been using Sonar too, but not to enter notes, I just connected my DP to the computer and improvised, then added some effects to create some relaxation tracks (I should try to listen to them myself...  ) I don't have any scores for those tracks either... 
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