Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 10:38 pm
If im not mistaken you can order it through his website
Believe me. I would have to do more than that to play it like he does.djwesp wrote:You can order it via his website.
The sheet music is fairly close to what he plays, however you'll have to do some recording study if you intend on playing like he does. He adds some falsetti and glisses that aren't notated.
Art Hovey wrote:His version is in a very wierd key. I found a euphonium arrangement that works better for me, and costs much less. (I still have a long way to go on it, though!)
Perhaps some of you Eb specialists might want to tell us why Patrick chose that key?
TubaRay wrote:Believe me. I would have to do more than that to play it like he does.djwesp wrote:You can order it via his website.
The sheet music is fairly close to what he plays, however you'll have to do some recording study if you intend on playing like he does. He adds some falsetti and glisses that aren't notated.
tubaman90 wrote:can you email the Eb tuba one? I cant spend any $ at the momentdjwesp wrote:TubaRay wrote: Believe me. I would have to do more than that to play it like he does.
I can play it, but I never claimed to sound like Sheridan.
His sounds like a bumblebee. Mine sounds like a prayer. Praying I get thru it. (specifically the b section that is on high Eb)
That is, unless you're talking about one of the extremely wealthy people that can't sing worth a crap *cough, cough, Brittney Spears, Backstreet Boys, Jessie McCartney,etc...cough,cough*djwesp wrote:tubaman90 wrote:can you email the Eb tuba one? I cant spend any $ at the momentdjwesp wrote:
I can play it, but I never claimed to sound like Sheridan.
His sounds like a bumblebee. Mine sounds like a prayer. Praying I get thru it. (specifically the b section that is on high Eb)
Nope, sorry.
I don't do that. I wouldn't be asking that much on here either, it is a very sticky subject. Musicians are generally poor, and that money on that sheet music goes towards them making a living.
The poor take from the poorer in the music world, and that's the way it has to stay for musical, legal, and moral reasons.
(not trying to be rude)