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Leona Lewis Better in Time Piano
October 26th, 2009 | 
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Heres a piano arrangement of ‘Better in Time’ by Leona Lewis. I recently heard the song, really liked it and thought I would try it on the piano. Please don’t be too critical as I learned everything really quickly. FYI, the actual song is in the key of F# Major, not G as it is in the official sheet music. I do not have the sheet music as I played everything by ear. Thanks.
UPDATE 3/16/08
hey everyone. sorry but i haven’t checked my email for a while. thanks for everyones response. i’ve gotten many requests for the sheet music, but unfortunately i don’t have any. sorry. BUT if you go to musicnotes.com , they have the official version. what i did was take what they had (only the first page), and transposed it to to F#. its not as hard as it seems, just play the notes a couple steps higher. after you’ve learned the notes, just remember the chords and know when to play. IT REPEATS throughout the song so there is no need to buy the full sheet music , as the first page will suffice. all i did in the video was improvise the chords. sorry if can’t be more helpful. thanks.
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Kiss the Rain by Yiruma – Sheet Music – MIDI (Piano) – HD
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Firth of Fifth Piano Introduction (animated sheet music)
NoteWorthy Composer was used to enter and play sheet music and CamStudio to record the playback. You can download original video file with much better quality here: http://rapidshare.com/files/31253160/FirthOfFifth.avi.html
If you need sheet music you can get PDF file here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/51353895/FirthOfFifth-section1-PianoIntro.pdf.html
Or I can send it to you via email. High quality audio file (WAVE, 8.8 MB) of the introduction is here: http://lucidbe.googlepages.com/FifthofFifth.wav
MP3 file (192 Kbps, 1,31 MB) is here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/51342612/FirthOfFifth.mp3.html
And MIDI file is here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/53971683/FirthOfFifthIntroduction.mid.html
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Tags: Banks, Fifth, Firth, Genesis, intro, Introduction, keyboard, music, piano, sheet, Solo, Tony | 
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Swiftwater – Scott D. Davis
SHEET MUSIC for this song is available to buy and download from my website. Go to http://www.inspiringpiano.com for more info!!
Composed and performed by Scott D. Davis. Recorded live March 28, 2008 at the Dixon Performing Arts Theater in Dixon, CA This song is available on Scott’s “Tahoma” CD. Get the CD and sheet music from InspiringPiano.com
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Heart and Soul (piano) – Sheet Music Version STEREO
MP3 of this song can be downloaded at:
http://www.justmyfolder.com/heart.htm
Ever wonder what the sheet music version of this song sounded like? So did I, that’s why I took the time to learn it.
This is the duet version (written for four hands). This is the original version of sheet music as composed by Hoagy Carmichael in the late 1930s (not a modified/arranged/easy version). Note it is rather different then the common version you’ve always heard played in scale C.
As an amateur player, I made every attempt to play this accurately – with no changes to the sheet music on my part. I tried to play all embellishments accurately (accents, crescendos, loudness/softness symbols, etc). In the beginning, I had problems getting the tempo/speed consistent. I finally used a Dr. Beat metronome set to 130bpm to get a consistent tempo on the chord pattern – which should be very accurate. I opted not to play the entire piece twice per the “repeat” symbol near the end.
Obviously, I couldn’t play all four hands at the same time. The chord pattern was recorded into my digital piano’s memory – then the melody was played during the video. The piano is a Yamaha P120.
The sound for this video was recorded directly from the the RCA line output jacks of the piano. Without getting technical, in order to post this with decent stereo sound, a sacrifice in video quality was necessary.
Please do not ask me to send you a copy of the sheet music – it was borrowed and returned to a friend. It is currently available from most of the large on-line sheet music stores, like sheetmusicplus.com (the cover is pictured at the end of the video).
I was not the first to post the sheet music version of Heart & Soul on youtube. That honor goes to a father/son concert video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkqg4VGvBeY
Duration : 0:1:59
Heart and Soul (piano) – Sheet Music Version STEREO
MP3 of this song can be downloaded at:
http://www.justmyfolder.com/heart.htm
Ever wonder what the sheet music version of this song sounded like? So did I, that’s why I took the time to learn it.
This is the duet version (written for four hands). This is the original version of sheet music as composed by Hoagy Carmichael in the late 1930s (not a modified/arranged/easy version). Note it is rather different then the common version you’ve always heard played in scale C.
As an amateur player, I made every attempt to play this accurately – with no changes to the sheet music on my part. I tried to play all embellishments accurately (accents, crescendos, loudness/softness symbols, etc). In the beginning, I had problems getting the tempo/speed consistent. I finally used a Dr. Beat metronome set to 130bpm to get a consistent tempo on the chord pattern – which should be very accurate. I opted not to play the entire piece twice per the “repeat” symbol near the end.
Obviously, I couldn’t play all four hands at the same time. The chord pattern was recorded into my digital piano’s memory – then the melody was played during the video. The piano is a Yamaha P120.
The sound for this video was recorded directly from the the RCA line output jacks of the piano. Without getting technical, in order to post this with decent stereo sound, a sacrifice in video quality was necessary.
Please do not ask me to send you a copy of the sheet music – it was borrowed and returned to a friend. It is currently available from most of the large on-line sheet music stores, like sheetmusicplus.com (the cover is pictured at the end of the video).
I was not the first to post the sheet music version of Heart & Soul on youtube. That honor goes to a father/son concert video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkqg4VGvBeY
Duration : 0:1:59
Giant Steps
This is what John Coltrane’s landmark tune and solo look like when they come to life on paper.
If you try to play along, you may notice that the transcription for the head is transposed for C and the solo’s in Bb. Weird, I know, but the transcription book that I based this animation on was in concert.
You can buy the sheet music here:
http://www.amazon.com/John-Coltrane-Plays-Giant-Steps/dp/0793563453
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