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So, I'm looking for some free on-line sheet music that would work well with the accordion.
I saw a guy on youtube.com play video game music on the accordion, and it really worked well. So I found this, but I haven't tried anything from it yet.
individual.utoronto.ca/auyeun...ic.html
I also found this:
www.crazyattic.com/jmh/music.htm
It has the sheet music from the movie Labyrinth, though, so far, the only song I think would really work very well on the accordion is "As the World Falls Down"
Does anyone else have any links for similar sheet music peices? I'm curious about the sheet music from Tangerine Dream's songs in the movie Legend.
I saw a guy on youtube.com play video game music on the accordion, and it really worked well. So I found this, but I haven't tried anything from it yet.
individual.utoronto.ca/auyeun...ic.html
I also found this:
www.crazyattic.com/jmh/music.htm
It has the sheet music from the movie Labyrinth, though, so far, the only song I think would really work very well on the accordion is "As the World Falls Down"
Does anyone else have any links for similar sheet music peices? I'm curious about the sheet music from Tangerine Dream's songs in the movie Legend.
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Re: On-line Sheet Music
Mon, December 11, 2006 - 11:45 PMHi there! Check the Spaz/Freeskool online songbook for accordion songs at http//www.spaz.org/songbook
and check out my accordion shop on the West Coast: www.accordionapocalypse.com -
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Re: On-line Sheet Music
Mon, December 18, 2006 - 7:38 PMthanks for the spazlink!
Here's a site for free Klezmer tunes:
www.manchesterklezmer.org/
and one for tangos (et al):
www.mandragoratango.com/sheetm...121.pdf
Heather
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Re: On-line Sheet Music
Mon, April 14, 2008 - 6:47 PMThese aren't video game related ( though those links are really cool, thanks for posting them) but they're a great resource for Balkan, Eastern European and some Middle Eastern music as well. No sound clips that Im aware of but such a plethra of songs.
www-linux.gsi.de/~karlson/index.htm and.....
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Re: On-line Sheet Music
Tue, April 15, 2008 - 1:32 AMThanks for posting all these links, haven't seen them yet.
I've been trying to collect free online music resources, and there's quite a lot of them,
especially for folk music. Here's what I have so far:
Latest version of the freeskool songbook:
Various people have contributed to it, and there's more being uploaded periodically:
Most of the songs are posted in the "New Songs" group.
songbook.ning.com
This site has several collections of thousands of songs, and you can preview them and change keys on the fly!
There are several collections by different people, Richard Robinson, who runs the site has the most.
I think other people can upload here too, but I haven't tried yet.
livetunebook.qualmograph.org.uk/fr...age
I especially like this collection of Russian/Ukranian melodies from that site:
livetunebook.qualmograph.org.uk/list
Another big collection of folk music, arranged for various instruments, sometimes with multiple parts.
While not accordion specific, I think most can be played on accordion.
riverartsproject.com/folkarc...ndex.php
A very good collection of Klezmer tunes, arranged for many different instruments, including midi and live recordings!
www.schoellerfamily.org/scores/
Here are some accordion specific links:
Very good arrangements of various styles of music, even includes
bass notes in the sheet music as well as midi files.
(Click on the "Akkordeon-Noten" link on the left)
www.akkordeonspielen.de/akkordeon/
From an accordion orchestra, multiple parts:
www.airaccordion.com/neaf2007music.htm
Even more accordion links to other sheet music sites:
www.accordionlinks.com/publisher.cfm
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