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Tonto's mother says I will do well
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Play Something Beautiful -
31-05-2008, 10:56 PM
Hi All,
I found this waltz in a book I purchased for 50c at a music sale a few weeks agon....so I found this by mistake really.
I have no idea where is comes from, but I know I like it.
This is a Quick record on my PSR3000 using the English Waltz style. I have used registrations that I have set up that allow me to turn on voice effects on the fly.
Hope you enjoy this my first upload to this forum.
cheers, Peter
Edit : My apologies...in my rush to upload, I missed the bit about the thread title...so I have deleted th "-PT" bit. It's all a learning curve.
Last edited by nozzmoking; 04-06-2008 at 03:35 PM..
Reason: No worries about the title boob Pete, it's the ones with odd characters in front of the title that don't get indexed properly
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Tyros 1, Korg i30, and Ensoniq SD1. Korg ih harmonizer,
Mackie C300's, JBL MR838, Behringer PMP3000, Shure SM58,
Peavey CS800, BBE Sonic Maximizer,
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
31-05-2008, 11:56 PM
Peter!
Welcome aboard. Good to see you joining the rest of us. It wasn't just your first song, but a very good first song. Very well played.
I'm sure it's also the "first" of many that are sure to come from you. Looking forward to it. Thanx for sharing.
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Re: Play Something Beautiful -
01-06-2008, 09:36 AM
Well Peter the title said "Play something beautiful" and that's exactly what you did.
Well played
Regards
Spike
Reality is an illusion created by alcohol deficiency 
Tyros 2, Motif XS6, Korg M3, Roland Fantom G7,Korg N5ex, Fostex MR16
Music Workshop
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
01-06-2008, 07:20 PM
And you did Peter. 
Rob
 Normal is the opposite to Sub-Normal (That's me then)
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Tonto's mother says I will do well
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
01-06-2008, 07:30 PM
Well, I'd say that's too beautiful for me. Y'see, I'm
in a grouchy mood. (Hmmm... where's the Smileys
around here?)
Actually that's very nice, Pete. Thanks for being
one of the daring few who did an early upload, we
need more of those.
And now, as I go waltttttttzzzzzing offfff to Pete's
music, I bid you all ah-doooooo . . . LOL
Dave
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
01-06-2008, 09:39 PM
Peter,
Very well done. Like the Piano and organ work. Excellent arrangement and choice and placement of instruments. Smooooth and relaxing and thanks for sharing.
Vinnie
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
02-06-2008, 10:18 PM
Hi Peter
I don't know the tune, but I certainly enjoyed it very much. First class musicianship.
Kind regards
Andy
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
03-06-2008, 03:07 PM
Hi Pete.
Very enjoyable and relaxing performance. A traditional waltz may seem simple on the outside,but if the timing and phrasing is out, it can be a disaster.
Both the above were spot on, and it turned out great !!
Kind Regards
Gordon
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
03-06-2008, 03:34 PM
Hi Peter.
Never heard this tune before but it sounds brilliant and nice here on my keyboard.
Excellent Piano and Organ on this so sweet interpretation.
Good job Sir, . . . .gooooooooood job.
Thanks for your music.
Julio.-
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Re: Play Something Beautiful - PT -
03-06-2008, 06:10 PM
Very nice Pete, I enjoyed this one very much...Pam  |
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