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Behold! Nice and Accurate Piano Adaptaion of Good Omens opening theme courtesy of my brilliant music theory teacher and dear friend Sergey Bogomolov. The version generally found online is obviously incorrect so l am incredibly greatfull for this edit. Also - can I hear a wahoo?
Printer whereās a printer I NEED A PRINTER thank you for this boon to humanity!!
Oh no! This blog isn't dead, is it?
It's not dead! Things have been a bit slow on account of juggling multiple jobs and terrible commutes, but my life should be settling down a bit soon. I hope to start posting new sheets at least semi-regularly in the not-too-distant future
Moonsetter Revisited
As per request: Moonsetter with the viola parts in treble clef, so as to be more easily read. Still labeled viola, but 100% playable on violin.
Is there any reason it says to use a viola for Moonsetter instead of a violin? Is there any reason a violin wouldn't work?
I said viola because it sounds like a viola to me, and also because it says viola on the Moonsetter track page. But I don't think there's any reason it can't be played on violin unless it goes too low (I can't remember).
If you like, I could probably throw that into Treble clef pretty quick and pop it up for download
Hey folks!
I've picked up a fair number of followers, despite not having updated in like a year. I'm at a new place with access to all of my instruments and possibly even some free time in my future, so I'm hoping to start making sheets again soon.
Welcome to mah humble blog!
So this is an audio file of the arrangement I did of Lotus. It's just the automated export from the sheet music program, so it's kinda lifeless and there aren't any dynamics or pedal and it doesn't slow down at the end. But if anyone wanted a better idea of what they're getting with those sheets, this is at least something.
Unidentified Instrument sheets for the Problem Sleuth theme. No drums again (someday I will relearn percussion notation, I swear), so it's just one treble clef part and two bass clef parts. If anyone is particularly interested, I can make another copy of sheets with the middle part in alto clef.
I'm not 100% sure I put it in the best key possible, but I'm reasonably certain all the notes are correct.
PDF is here.
Nice posts! Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I'll do mah best.
Moonsetter sheets. Got lazy about articulation, so. Keep that in mind, I guess? IDK
PDF isĀ here.
EXCELLENT TIMING OVER HERE
In retrospect, now is a REALLY TERRIBLE TIME for me to have started posting to this blog. Ā I'm about to run out of backlog and I don't have access to any of my instruments. Which makes transcribing harder and arranging close to impossible (if I want to like the outcome, anyway).
GOOD JOB, BREEZE. QUALITY PLANNING.
Center of Brilliance from the album Prospit and Derse.Ā
This is the full score (individual parts linked below), minus the drum part because I donāt remember how drum notation works. All parts are in concert key.
I saved the score in two formats; the first with all the empty staves left in (shown in the picture on the left), and the second with the empty staves taken out (the right). Mostly I just did it to conserve space. The staves-in version is 9 pages long and can be downloaded here. The staves-out version is 4 pages from here.
Individual Parts: Trumpet | Piano | Glockenspiel | Horn | Clarinet | Electric Bass
Reblug because now with links on!
The bass part of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linkedĀ here.
I'll probably add tabs to this one once I've found the technology. I've actually learned this part on bass, so it should be a quick project. When I am in a place with both my bass and my computer.
Le sigh. Someday Musescore 2.0 will come out, and I will be able to just do tabs at the same time as notes.
The clarinet part of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linkedĀ here.
The horn part of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linkedĀ here.
The glockenspiel part of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linkedĀ here.
The piano part of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linkedĀ here.
The trumpet parts of Center of Brilliance. PDF is here.
Full score and other parts linked here.
