do u ahve the music 4 that, i would like to give it a go

sorry i haven't sat down to write out the music yet...also i probably wouldn't be able to reproduce it all exactly since i improvised the last minute of the piece in that recording.

Here's the first part of a Polonaise I'm writing.

Polonaise PDF

I have plenty of piano compositions on my website with MP3's. You can download them free as a PDF.
These include solo piano works and piano with ensembles.
mattgreenecomposer.com

Hi Matt,

I see you run your site on WordPress. You can use a plugin called PodPress to turn your music postings into a "podcast". This way people can subscribe to your music, listen to it on iTunes, etc -- and it gives you a nice streaming player so visitors don't have to download their MP3's first.

Check out how it works on my web site:
http://www.originalsolopiano.com/index.php

Anyone still doing this?

Prelude No.1 - "Rainy Day on the Moors"
PDF score:
http://www.omohide.com/theowne___preludeno1_rainydayonthemoors.pdf

My recording for reference:
http://www.omohide.com/theowne-originalcomposition-prelude1-rainydayonthemoors.mp3

Oh and don't be put off by any parts which look "hard", they're all pretty simple , ex. last bit page 3 is just a descending whole tone scale.

If you guys want more exposure for your piano compositions, you could post them on PianoFever, you can attach the sheet music of the composition to your video/audio upload so we could hear what it sounds like and watch it at the same time.

http://media.cnpapers.com/musicboy/ Here is a piece I wrote... I didn't played it too well in the video, but oh well. How do I post the sheet music from a finale file?

Hi Sam,

You can probably export to PDF from Finale. If not, install PDFCreator (free program), which is a fake printer driver. If you print to PDFCreator, it will write a PDF file.

http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator

You can then upload your PDF file to box.net or another free file sharing service.

Hey mahlzeit.... How do I export to PDF from finale... And after I do that, how do I post it on this forum... Box.net? Thanks!

I don't have Finale so I don't know if it can really do that. But if you install PDFCreator then you can simply print to the PDFCreator "printer" and it will make a PDF file (it won't really print anything). This works from any program and it is how I make PDF's of my scores.

Once you have the PDF file, you have to upload it somewhere and copy the link here in the forums.

You can upload to your own website (if you have one) or to www.box.net or www.mediafire.com or any other free file sharing service. There are many.

I prefer box.net but not everyone is offered the free Lite account. So if you can't make a box.net account, then check out mediafire.com.

Oh, I think Piano World has a free file uploader too, but I can never find the link...

http://www.box.net/files#00 I think this worked! Anyone that wants to look at the music go to the last one (the PDF one.) Mahlzeit, thank you so much for your help! I would really love for someone to try this piece, and if anyone decides to try it, I just want you to know that the end isn't anywhere near as hard as it sounds/looks. That video was taken a year ago, so I can play it much better now, and I will upload a better recording sometime. Thanks!

P.S. I know it is probably too difficult for the musical value in it for someone to learn it, but if someone does, I bet it would help your octaves a lot!

Hi Sam,

Unfortunately, that is not the right link. It only works for you when you are logged in. You have to click the little arrow next to the filename and choose Get Link (or whatever it is called) and use that.

Score and midi for something I wrote about a year ago:
[I posted it in the composer's lounge before]

http://www.savefile.com/projects/808542381

I started scribbling it at the piano and ended up completing it before things I had started months earlier. I think it's because I held myself to a lesser standard with this one. What I mean is that I had less 'grandiose' aims.

I still like it though. Sometimes you just have to loosen up and not take things too seriously. In fact, that's a new policy of mine.

Nocturne Eb Sheet Music

A recording guide

The guide is there because parts of the sheet music may not be "correct." I need to work on my scoring ability.

That's good,only one thing: Where's Beethoven?

Beethoven is not a member of this forum.

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