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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c_NlWU4yuwI love this! I wrote to the artist and she is planning to offer her transcriptions for sale, she indicated they would most likely be offered after the new year.
Kodiak, Alaska!
Beautiful endless summer days with a perfect temperature, lakes, mountains, abundant wildlife, mild winters and friendly people!I’d love to have on of the Music Pad Pro’s but they seem very expensive for what they do over 800.00! Add that to the fact that scanning music is a big pain and I’ve decided I’ll wait unitl they go down in price (by about 1/2 at least!)
I love Angie Bemiss’s transcriptions. They are very harpy and somehow seem very easy to play although a few are somewhat complex. She indicates they are intermediate level but I would say they are lower intermediate although the sound is full and rich. The fingers just seem to naturally fall where they are supposed to. Some of my favorites are Tachobel (play on Pachebel’s Canon), Breath of Heaven, Beautiful Dreamer, Moon River, Feed the Birds, Greensleeves (lovely version with a number of variations), Over the Rainbow (best version I’ve found, I like it much better than the S.Woods versions), Praeludium, Dances with Wolves, Charlotte’s Web, and the Kiss book for Weddings.
I did not care for her book of classical transcriptions. She tries to keep lever changes to a minium and in many cases, especially with classical music you really need to keep true to the original as much as possible because so many
I actually got the book from Amazon.com based on your rec. Le Onde is beautiful and very simple to play. Thanks!
I love mitch landy’s spooky tunes they are intermediate and rhythmically challenging (so much so that it is taking a while for me to get the first one polished).
