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The song I'm referring to can be found at kuiowa.about.kaplan.edu. Scroll down until you see the top video (it will be by itself, showing a young lady in a red blouse). Clicking on the Play button will play the song as background commercial music.
It seems that quite a few people on the internet have been trying to find the sheet for this music, but without any luck. Perhaps someone here might know of it, and whether or not it is a piano solo that can be purchased.

Thanks in advance for anyone who can provide an answer.

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I'd say try to figure it out by ear. Listen to what the right hand is doing then play it in that key or transpose to your favorite key ... then do the same with the LH. Shouldn't take very long.

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there is a great program called transcribe from seventhstring.com that can help you transcribe music. it helps loop and slow down sections so you can listen to them over and over to get the sequence in your ear so that you can then play them on the piano. i recommend it highly.


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Most likely a publishing library piece. You could try to contact Kaplan's marketing department to see where they licensed the track from, contact the publisher and then ultimately the composer...or you could figure it out.

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I tried playing it into Sound hound which will ID songs even with overdubs, but I got nothing for this one. Probably bespoke.


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