An Recorded Music
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This forum is rather quiet these days....
I have recorded a song with a classical guitar on my PC. The recording can be improved when I have better microphone and practice.
I've never been to me.mp3
Also read this info license
Enjoy this song.
[Edited again on 4th April 04, 1:30am] I have replace the music above with a newer recording.
[Edited on 8th April 04, 12:50am] Change from "I have" to "I've" -
nice...
now to put a bit more feelings into it...
btw, CAN SEND ME THE SCORES? hahahahaha -
Sorry Kopi,
I can't because of copyright problem.
If you want the score, what I can suggest is that you can listen to the music and write out the score. Not that difficult, really.
First listen to the song and determine what beat it is (this song has a 4/4), Secondly, open the song with a sound editor and listen to a small section of the song at a time and try to translate the musics into score. Open and listen with a sound editor allows you to replay easily.
More songs may follow....
-SnowFlag -
cant d/l leh
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Another song. This was a popular mandarin song. The music is recorded using a low-end mic which explains the lack of feeling
YueLiangDaiBiaoWoDeXin
Anyone like this music too (I don't mean my playing, just the original music)? -
This is a classical guitar music composed by A.Cano. Quite a romantic piece.
Moderato
Bismarck,
If you click on the link, your media player should automatically pop out. Go to File | Save Media As and you should know how to save the file. Otherwise, just let the media player plays the music.
To all: Best listen with a headphone than a normal computer speaker. -
Next is a song composed by Nino Rota...A time for us
The lyric is as follows:
A Time For Us
From the Movie "Romeo Juliet"
Andy Williams
A time for us some day there'll be
When chains are torn by courage born
Of a love that's free
A time when dreams so long denied
Can flourish as we unveil
The love we now must hide
*A time for us at last to see
A life worthwhile for you and me
And with our love through tears and thorns
We will endure as we pass surely
Through every storm
A time for us someday there'll be
A new world, a world of shining hope
For you and me
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Try listening to Roger Wang and Tommy Emmanuel
It might help inspire you to life your skills to a few notch. -
I have did a search for Roger Wang and Tommy Emmanuel. Seems they play the acoustic guitars. Ya, I know what you mean mc-square - I need some feeling in my songs. But then I want to say that they play music in group - group music will sounds better than solo. Anyway, my playing needs improving.
I have record and improve the b/m
I've never been to me
Chameleon
YueLiangDaiBiaoWoDeXin
More songs or improving may come..... -
For your info. They both played the band except for drums using one guitar.Originally posted by SnowFlag:I have did a search for Roger Wang and Tommy Emmanuel. Seems they play the acoustic guitars. Ya, I know what you mean mc-square - I need some feeling in my songs. But then I want to say that they play music in group - group music will sounds better than solo. Anyway, my playing needs improving.
I have record and improve the b/m
I've never been to me
Chameleon
YueLiangDaiBiaoWoDeXin
More songs or improving may come.....
Group music is done by one person. -
trying holding the notes here and there... no need to follow the scores entirely, play it at your own pace.
this isn't fully classical, so there's way less rigidity, even for a purely classical piece, the tempo and feeling of the song is in your hands. -
This is an old mandarin song by Liu Jia Chang. It was popular in the old days. The arrangement for the classical guitar is good
Seagull
[added on 8 April 04] By the way, anyone knows where to get the lyrics for this song, seagull (also named hai ou)? -
For those of you who coudn't access the music, just to say the ftp site will be down for a few days.
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The site is working again
I have added another music piece, a classical this time.
Romance De Amor
I think this piece is quite "popular".
The composer of this spanish song is unknown. -
Just to say that I corrected the links above.
Regards and good night to all -
Hi flaggie!
Thanks for posting links to the guitar pieces.
I must say I enjoyed listening to them.
I used to find stuff played on the guitar extremely boring, and I'd turn off the radio whenever the guitar classical music came on Symphony 92.4FM
But now I actually find some are good for easy listening!
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The pieces sound good. I think it can be improved by adding variations of your own.
But the first piece is quite out of tune. I think that spoilt the whole piece. Being in tune is one of the basic rules to follow in music. -
Just guessing what u meant. Actually, there are distortions in some pieces, due to the computer mic I am using. It is always caused by certain notes on the 3rd guitar string. So, I am not sure if you mean the distortion, or the piece out of tune.Originally posted by CheekyCow:But the first piece is quite out of tune. I think that spoilt the whole piece. Being in tune is one of the basic rules to follow in music.
But then some day, I hope to upgrade my equipment
I have just recorded another song called Freight Train. I find it rather interesting. -
Good Morning to All,
Mooku and CheekyCow, thank you for appreciating the music pieces
I was abit different. Maybe, I was learning classical guitar when young, so classical guitar music interests me on the radio leh.Originally posted by MooKu:I used to find stuff played on the guitar extremely boring, and I'd turn off the radio whenever the guitar classical music came on Symphony 92.4FM But now I actually find some are good for easy listening!
Nice suggestion.Originally posted by CheekyCow:The pieces sound good. I think it can be improved by adding variations of your own.
I will probably come up with more music pieces, but no promises. Some of them are:
1) The way we were
2) If
3) What a wonderful world
4) Cavatina
5) All at Once
6) Yesterday
7) Soleado
Plaisir D'Amour
Actually, some of them not really classical type. -
Wow wee another cow.Originally posted by SnowFlag:Just guessing what u meant. Actually, there are distortions in some pieces, due to the computer mic I am using. It is always caused by certain notes on the 3rd guitar string. So, I am not sure if you mean the distortion, or the piece out of tune.
But then some day, I hope to upgrade my equipment
I have just recorded another song called Freight Train. I find it rather interesting.
*nodnod* Recording with non-professional equipment more often than not distorts the music.... badly most of the time I remember how horribly my playing sounded back in secondary school, that I refused to listen to all the recordings and believed I was the worst player around. 
It's a good way to make yourself work harder though 
Hey flaggie, say, watcha gonna use to record in future? Share wif meeee... I want to record mine too. -
cow?Originally posted by MooKu:Wow wee another cow. -
CheekyCow.Originally posted by bismarck:cow? -
I don't understand this....
.....you want to borrow my mic, hah?Originally posted by MooKu:Hey flaggie, say, watcha gonna use to record in future? Share wif meeee... I want to record mine too.
Next, a very melodic music piece called The Way We Were by singer Barbara Streisand.
The Way We Were
Memories
Light the corners of my mind
Misty watercolor memories
Of the way we were
Scattered pictures
Of the smiles we left behind
Smiles we gave to one another
For the way we were
Can it be that it was all so simple then
Or has time rewritten every line
If we had the chance to do it all again
Tell me - Would we? Could we?
Memories
May be beautiful and yet
What's too painful to remember
We simply choose to forget
So it's the laughter
We will remember
Whenever we remember
The way we were
So it's the laughter
We will remember
Whenever we remember
The way we were -
no la. just asking what kind of equipment you useOriginally posted by SnowFlag:I don't understand this....