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Hello everyone, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pidW3I9GQa8I think this is stunning, and I would love to play it. Does anyone know where I could find the sheet music? Thanks, Stevj016.
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Have you tried SheetMusicPlus? If you buy from the link, it supports PianoWorld.
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I've just had a look now on SheetMusicPlus. I want to make sure though that the version I'm buying is the version from the video, because its fantastic. I've found this one: http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title...se-of-the-Black-Pearl-Piano-Solo/5036646These are the main two I want to play from the video: - The Black Pearl - He's a Pirate These are both in the book from SheetMusicPlus, so would anyone know if they would be the same version as from the video? Thanks, Stevj016.
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Extremely doubtful as Kyle Landry is well known for his outstanding arrangements of popular pieces such as these on You Tube.
The only way you could find out for definite is to contact him via You Tube and ask him.
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I bought the sheet music for my son a few years ago. He loved it. He played He's a Pirate first and Black Pearl second. Great technical study in contrasting rhythms.
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Hi Guys, Thanks for your input. I've found the music for Pirates of the Caribbean online so that's ok. I also like this version of Braveheart: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmcXQp3mqEDoes anyone know where I can get the sheet music? Thanks, Stevj016.
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