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Chopin, “Raindrop Prelude” no.15 Op.28

Bill — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 21:26:38 +0000

Today I want to suggest a piace that make us dreaming. This is the prelude no.15 Op.26 by Chopin, in db major, also called “Raindrop prelude”. Why this name?

Because this piece have a note, the Ab obstinated that is everywhere, like the G sharp, a continuous beat that remember the falling of a raindrop.

in the first part we have the high frequencies of the Ab, that we have to play with great delicacy:

This is a “benevolent Ab” as explain the teacher Modugno in “Raccontare Chopin”, by Corrado Augias. The G sharp instead is called “malevolent G sharp”.

Here the download of the sheet music:

The download is about the whole opera no.28, you have to see the prelude number 15.

Piano Sheet “Aicha” – Khaled

Bill — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 21:51:10 +0000

The tale of Queen of Sheba has been always surrounded by a beautiful shadow of mistery.

We can find it told and narrated in several ways …the expression “Queen of Sheba” is not common to all the peoples: the title “Queen of Sheba” belongs to our christian\ebraic culture, while in Arabia the correct name is Regina Bilquis, and Machada for the ethipians.

The legend tells that Sheba, queen of Axum, feels the wisdom of king Solomon fading out and wants to meet him to prove his famous intelligence and sense of law. The queen of Sheba is fascinated by the beauty of Solomon’s thought. Their union gives birth to Menelik, whose meaning is”Son of the wise man” and that have into his blood the roots of a divine knowledge; he will be the main root of the solomonic family…. i don’t know why but this song, by this famous algerian musician makes me think to this beautiful, dreamful, story…

“Aicha” by Khaled (his music could be defined pop raï, pop, rock, funk. Pop rai,in particular, is a musical genre that melts the algerian traditional music with occidental elements that makes it more commercial and international… )

ENJOY!!!

piano sheet

Hiromi Uehara: Amarone in Jazz-Verona-12 October 2010

Bill — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 07:00:13 +0000

Interview with Hiromi Uehara and with Pepe Gasparini at Amarone in Jazz 2010

Some time ago we went to Verona in order to talk with a young and talented artist: the japanese pianist Hiromi Uehara, that performed a piano solo concert at the Palazzo della Gran Guardia during the festival Amarone in jazz, the only italian live .

We chatted a little with Pepe Gasparini, a musician and the festival’s artistic director, who illustrated during the interview the ends of this cultural project and told us about his musical vision, and the Centro Studi Musicali di Verona ( he is the president) with great enthusiasm. The result of this passion and effort is evident in the amazing good achievements and in festival’s atmosphere. You can listen to what he told by this short video interview.

The climax of the event was, obviously, Hiromi Uehara performance, a young musician whose artistic talent and figure attracted our attention: a genius of the piano, she began to study at the age of 6, attending the Yamaha School of Music al Berklee College of Music di Boston. Today she is 31 and has played with Chik Corea or in a Philharmonic orchestra, important steps for an important musician like she has proved to be. The live performance didn’t deceived. In addition to recent compositions from her last piano solo project “Place to be”, Hiromi played pieces from old LPs and we could notice her extraordinary technical ability and deep empathetic approach to the instrument. We saw her smiling, crying, nodding…as the notes were something coming from her deepest soul.

Visionary, acrobatic, with waterfalls of notes that seem not to stop and, suddendly, move to introspection, Hiromi tells us her emotional world.. a world that is not abstract but comes from the observation of the little things of everyday life: flights , towns, pictures taken randomly , hotels, impressions, a world that her sensitivity transforms into an original and rich musical language.

Here it is the interview with Hiromi… follow her because she will success..

Download the interview Hiromi Uehara

Giulio Cinelli – Michele Guerrini – Paola Parri

Sweet Child O’Mine – Guns N’ Roses (piano sheet))

Bill — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 07:00:28 +0000

I was 3 when Guns n’ roses released their first album Appetite for Destruction (1987). Along with songs like Welcome to the jungle and Nightrain, this song was a little masterwork , Sweet Child of Mine. The LP, thanks to this tune was a great success and it still lives in the memory of several generations. And I had the proof of it last night. A cover band, just 3 chords and audience went wild!! I know it would not be easy to find the same identical emotions with the piano.. Slash’s guitar is awesome… but try and taste it!!

The piano sheet is Here

HAVE FUN!!!…

Schubert Fantasia in F minor op.103 for 4 hands piano

Bill — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 07:00:15 +0000

What do you think? Eh? ? Schubert rules! And you must be quick, precise, taking care of arpeggi and all the technical wonderings that make this piece really amazing!! and difficult!! In fact, to play this composition you will need an help, other 2 good hands!!
You can try thanks to this perfect scores !

Download the fantasia by Schubert op.103 for 4 hands piano HERE! Good Luck!

Life in cartoon motion – Mika (piano sheet)

Bill — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 07:00:12 +0000

Relax!. There is no problem. I know well Mika is one of your most unmentionable wishes, the singer you listen to secretly. Your metal friends must not know this aspect of your life!! I will help you… I will find for you all the piano sheets.. Singing something without playing it to the piano is sad stuff..
Listen to it thanks to Deezer and….

Songs’list with the video link:

Billy Brown

Ring Ring

Happy Ending (video)

Lollipop (video)

Stuck In The Middle

Any Other World

Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) (video)

Love Today (video)

Over My Shoulder

Relax (Take It Easy)

Erase

Grace Kelly (video)

My Interpretation

….download the piano sheet!.

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Piano Wallpapers!!

Bill — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 08:00:35 +0000

Some sweet piano wallpapers for your desktop to get for free…:

New Posts are coming!

Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (piano sheet)

Bill — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 07:00:43 +0000

Two days ago I knocked on heaven’s door. But nobody opened to me.. From happiness to sadness, few seconds. This is what happened to me when, completed school exams I went to the front office to check that everything was in order. Delusion and suffering: an exam’s mark was lost!!! italian misteries…It was not only a matter of bureaucracy and time, but economical!! In order to make modify their mistake I would have to spend 1600€ !!!

I don’t exactly remember if anybody opened heaven’s door to Bob Dylan, the american songwriter\storyteller that in 1973 composed Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door, a song inspired by Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, the story of a sheriff and of an legendary\mythic outlaw, desperado. The song is based on 4 chords: G D, A and C (the order to play them is: G-D-Am, G-D-C,G-D-A …). Easy but deep.

Download the piano sheet here

CHOPIN- Mazurkas

Bill — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 08:28:32 +0000

Most of pianists identifies the Mazurka with Chopin, but he (even though he composed 58 mazurkas and 2 uncompleted ones)was not the real creator. The word seems to come from Masovia or Masuria, names of 2 polish regions, from Mazurek, villagge in the neighbourhood of Warsaw, or from Mazur, the polish farmer. A genre that was born among the difficulties and problems of polish low classes in a bad historical period (1700-800). Chopin deserves to be considered the person who redefined the style, and introduced it to the audience as a renewed art.

In his Mazurkas Chopin expresses the soul of Poland, his fatherland, in the name of the suffering and the poverty of polish farmers.

You will realize the poetry of these compositions thank to this detailed list.

Complete recordings by Chris Breemer
4 Mazurkas Op. 6 (1830/31) A Mlle. la Comtesse Pauline Plater
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor Op.6 No.1	2:56	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.6 No.2	2:15	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in E Major Op.6 No.3	1:56	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in E Flat Minor Op.6 No.4	0:46	Breemer, C.
5 Mazurkas Op. 7 (1830/31) A Mr. Johns
Mazurka in B flat major Op.7 No.1	2:04	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A minor Op.7 No.2	3:13	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in F minor Op.7 No.3	2:30	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A flat major Op.7 No.4	1:03	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A flat major Op.7 No.5	0:37	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 17 (1832/33) A Mme Lina Freppa
Mazurka in B flat Major Op.17 No.1	2:35	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in E Minor Op.17 No.2	1:57	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A flat Major Op.17 No.3	4:52	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.17 No.4	4:08	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 24 (1843/35) A Mr. le Comte de Perthuis
Mazurka in G Minor Op.24 No.1	2:26	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Major Op.24 No.2	2:14	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.24 No.3	2:14	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in B-flat Minor Op.24 No.4	4:33	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 30 (1836/37) A la Princesse de Würtemberg née Princesse Czartoryska
Mazurka in C Minor Op.30 No.1	1:29	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.30 No.2	1:00	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in D flat major Op.30 No.3	2:58	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C sharp Minor Op.30 No.4	3:57	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 33 (1837/38) A Mlle. la Comtesse Rosa Mostowska
Mazurka in G Sharp Minor Op.33 No.1	1:38	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in D Major Op.33 No.2	2:25	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Major Op.33 No.3	1:29	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.33 No.4	5:49	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 41 (1838/39) A Etienne Witwicki
Mazurka in C-sharp Minor Op.41 No.1	3:42	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in E Minor Op.41 No.2	2:00	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in B Major Op.41 No.3	1:08	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A flat Major Op.41 No.4	2:08	Breemer, C.
3 Mazurkas Op. 50 (1841) A Mr. Léon Szmitkowski
Mazurka in G Major Op.50 No.1	2:16	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Flat Major Op.50 No.2	3:16	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.50 No.3	4:12	Breemer, C.
3 Mazurkas Op. 56 (1843) A Mmle. C. Maberly
Mazurka in B Major Op.56 No.1	4:12	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Major Op.56 No.2	1:12	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Minor Op.56 No.3	6:19	Breemer, C.
3 Mazurkas Op. 59 (1845) (No dedication)
Mazurka in A Minor Op.59 No.1	3:29	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Flat Major Op.59 No.2	2:34	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor Op.59 No.3	3:01	Breemer, C.
3 Mazurkas Op. 63 (1846) A Mme. la Comtesse Laure Czosnowska
Mazurka in B Major Op.63 No.1	2:26	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in F Minor Op.63 No.2	1:41	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C-sharp Minor Op.63 No.3	2:09	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 67 (1835/1846/1849) (No dedication)
Mazurka in G Major Op.67 No.1	1:12	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in G Minor Op.67 No.2	2:12	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in C Major Op.67 No.3	1:34	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.67 No.4	3:10	Breemer, C.
4 Mazurkas Op. 68 (1827/1829) (No dedication)
Mazurka in C Major Op.68 No.1	1:28	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.68 No.2	2:42	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in F Major Op.68 No.3	1:39	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in F Minor Op.68 No.4	1:51	Breemer, C.
2 Mazurkas Op. Posth. (No dedication)
Mazurka in A Minor Op.Posth. No.1	3:43	Breemer, C.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.Posth. No.2	2:58	Breemer, C.
Posthumous Mazurkas (1826-1834) (previously unpublished)
Mazurek Dabrowskiego (Reconstruction: Mariusz Dubaj)	1:13
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 52 in B flat major	1:43
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 53 in G major	1:26
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 54 in D major (version 1)	1:19
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 54 in D major (version 2)	1:31
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 55 in B flat major	1:33
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 56 in C major	3:17
Mazurka Op. Posth. No. 57 in A flat major	1:42

4 Mazurkas Op. 6 (1830/31) A Mlle. la Comtesse Pauline Plater
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor Op.6 No.1	3:03	Alianello, M
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor Op.6 No.1	3:11	Welch, L.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.6 No.2	2:41	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.6 No.2	2:24	Fournet, P.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.6 No.2	2:19	Kaidja, L.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.6 No.2	2:29	Welch, L.
Mazurka in E Major Op.6 No.3	1:54	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in E Flat Minor Op.6 No.4	0:39	Alianello, M.
5 Mazurkas Op. 7 (1830/31) A Mr. Johns
Mazurka in B flat major Op.7 No.1 VIDEO	2:04	Mar, J.
Mazurka in B flat major Op.7 No.1	2:03	Mar, J.
Mazurka in B flat major Op.7 No.1	2:23	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A minor Op.7 No.2	3:03	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in F minor Op.7 No.3	2:18	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.7 No.4	1:11	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in C Major Op.7 No.5	0:38	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in F minor Op.7 No.3	2:21	Griner, D.
Mazurka in F minor Op.7 No.3	2:20	Kaidja, L.
4 Mazurkas Op. 17 (1832/33) A Mme Lina Freppa
Mazurka in B-flat Major Op.17 No.1	2:19	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in E Minor Op.17 No.2	1:59	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.17 No.3	4:30	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A minor Op.17 No.4	4:30	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.17 No.4	5:24	Carnevale, R.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.17 No.4	3:25	Helling, E.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.17 No.4	3:30	Ståhlbrand, R.
4 Mazurkas Op. 24 (1843/35) A Mr. le Comte de Perthuis
Mazurka in G Minor Op.24 No.1	2:41	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in G Minor Op.24 No.1	2:44	Carnevale, R.
Mazurka in G Minor Op.24 No.1	2:12	Morin-Paul, N.
Mazurka in G Minor Op.24 No.1	2:05	Ståhlbrand, R.
Mazurka in C Major Op.24 No.2	2:11	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in C Major Op.24 No.2	2:09	Morin-Paul, N.
Mazurka in C Major Op.24 No.2	2:23	Ståhlbrand, R.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.24 No.3	2:34	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.24 No.3	4:02	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.24 No.3	1:38	Morin-Paul, N
Mazurka in A-flat Major Op.24 No.3	2:33	Ståhlbrand, R.
Mazurka in B-flat Minor Op.24 no.4 VIDEO	3:58	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in B-flat Minor Op.24 No.4	5:04	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in B-flat Minor Op.24 No.4	5:58	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in B-flat Minor Op.24 No.4	6:05	Shields, H.
4 Mazurkas Op. 30 (1836/37) A la Princesse de Würtemberg née Princesse Czartoryska
Mazurka in C minor Op. 30 No.1	1:25	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.30 No.2	1:21	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.30 No.2	1:30	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in D flat Major Op.30 No.3	2:33	Alianello, M
Mazurka in D flat major Op.30 No.3	3:14	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in C sharp minor Op.30 No.4	3:32	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in C sharp Minor Op.30 No.4	3:57	Carnevale, R.
4 Mazurkas Op. 33 (1837/38) A Mlle. la Comtesse Rosa Mostowska
Mazurka in G Sharp Minor Op.33 No.1	1:59	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in D Major Op.33 No.2	2:48	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in D Major Op.33 No.2	2:30	Coleman, C.
Mazurka in C Major Op.33 No.3	1:36	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.33 No.4	6:18	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in B Minor Op.33 No.4	5:16	Schmidt, O.
4 Mazurkas Op. 41 (1838/39) A Etienne Witwicki
Mazurka in C-sharp Minor Op.41 No.1	3:21	Morin-Paul, N.
Mazurka in A Flat Major Op. 41 No. 4	1:45	Coleman. C.
3 Mazurkas Op. 50 (1841) A Mr. Léon Szmitkowski
Mazurka in G Major Op.50 No.1	2:31	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in A Flat Major Op.50 No.2	3:12	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op.50 No.3	5:27	Carnevale, R.
Mazurka in C Sharp Minor Op. 50, No. 3	5:14	Sanchez, H.
3 Mazurkas Op. 56 (1843) A Mmle. C. Maberly

3 Mazurkas Op. 59 (1845) (No dedication)
Mazurka in A Flat Major Op.59 No.2	2:44	Alianello, M.
Mazurka in F Sharp Minor Op.59 No.3	3:22	Welch, L.
3 Mazurkas Op. 63 (1846) A Mme. la Comtesse Laure Czosnowska
Mazurka in F Minor Op.63 No.2 VIDEO	3:35	Bisotti, S.
Mazurka in C-sharp Minor Op.63 No.3	2:26	Huber, K.
4 Mazurkas Op. 67 (1835/1846/1849) (No dedication)
Mazurka in G Minor Op.67 No.2	2:00	Griner, D.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.67 No.4	2:52	Coleman, C.
Mazurka in A Minor Op.67 No.4	4:10	Bisotti, S.
4 Mazurkas Op. 68 (1827/1829) (No dedication)
Mazurka in F Minor Op.68 No.4	2:29	Alianello, M.
2 Mazurkas Op. Posth. (No dedication)

(1826-1834) (previously unpublished)

Here it is the piano sheets. Not all but almost

	Op.6 no.1
	Op.6 no.2
	Op.6 no.3
	Op.6 no.4
	Op.7 – Complete
	Op.17 no.1
	Op.17 no.2
	Op.17 no.3
	Op.17 no.4
	Op.24 no.1
	Op.24 no.2
	Op.24 no.3
	Op.24 no.4
	Op.30 no.1
	Op.30 no.2
	Op.30 no.3
	Op.30 no.4
	Op.33 no.1
	Op.33 no.2
	Op.33 no.3
	Op.33 no.4
	Op.41 no.1
	Op.41 no.2
	Op.41 no.3
	Op.41 no.4
	Op.50 no.1
	Op.50 no.2
	Op.50 no.3
	Op.56 no.1
	Op.56 no.2
	Op.56 no.3
	Op.59 no.1
	Op.59 no.2
	Op.59 no.3
	Op.63 no.1
	Op.63 no.2
	Op.63 no.3
	Op.67 no.1
	Op.67 no.2
	Op.67 no.3
	Op.67 no.4
	Op.68 no.1
	Op.68 no.2
	Op.68 no.3
	Op.68 no.4
	Posthumous Mazurka no.1
	Posthumous Mazurka no.2
	Mazurka Dabrowskiego
	Posthumous no.52
	Posthumous no.53
	Posthumous no.54 (Version 1)
	Posthumous no.54 (Version 2)
	Posthumous no.55
	Posthumous no.56
	Posthumous no.57
	Posthumous no.58

Frank Sinatra- My Way (piano sheet)

Bill — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 07:00:09 +0000

Our 2 employees have graduated!!! They got the highest mark!! We are happy and we dedicate to them, to their will to succeed in everything they want to do this beautiful song:Frank Sinatra – My Way!! Today an amazing party full of laughs, wine, and friends will celebrate the event but we want to share with you our happiness.. and what is a good way to?’? well to help you to play My WAY!!!

Frank Sinatra recorded this song in 1968, and reached a popularity that his original author Claude François (with the title “Comme d’abitude”) didn’t get. This piece is considered still today one of the most representative songs of Sinatra, and one of the most beautiful of all times.

Here it is the piano sheet, enjoy!!. here