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PDF files of Genesis songs

2005-03-02 by Pishock, Jimmy

Hello All:
 
Like Mr. Blechta's "Watcher of the Skies" (Intro) keyboard sheet music that
was so kindly provided to us, is there any other Genesis songs ("Firth Of
Fifth", "Supper's Ready", etc.) available in PDF format?
 
Please let me know.
 
Jimmy Pishock

Re: PDF files of Genesis songs

2005-03-02 by ceccles_ca

Jimmy:
Most, if not all Genesis tunes are available at no cost on the web, 
in midi file format (*.mid).
Keyboard sheet music (and all other instruments) can be viewed or 
printed using a midi program like CakeWalk.  (view staff)  I think 
CakeWalk has a basic version for about $50.

Little ditties like Suppers Ready and Close To The Edge are available 
and the midi files are small (220 KB !).  Most of the midi files on 
the internet are excellent quality (accurate).  Mellotron tracks are 
usually labeled "strings" , "string ensemble" or "choir".

For people who don't read music, there is a "piano roll" display.

Clay

RE: [Mellotronists] Re: PDF files of Genesis songs

2005-03-02 by Pishock, Jimmy

Thanks, Clay. I did something like that a while back for the closing section of "Entangled". Will have to do that again.

Thanks again.

Jimmy P

-----Original Message-----
From: ceccles_ca [mailto:clay123@...]
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To: Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Mellotronists] Re: PDF files of Genesis songs

Jimmy:
Most, if not all Genesis tunes are available at no cost on the web,
in midi file format (*.mid).
Keyboard sheet music (and all other instruments) can be viewed or
printed using a midi program like CakeWalk. (view staff) I think
CakeWalk has a basic version for about $50.

Little ditties like Suppers Ready and Close To The Edge are available
and the midi files are small (220 KB !). Most of the midi files on
the internet are excellent quality (accurate). ; Mellotron tracks are
usually labeled "strings" , "string ensemble" or "choir".

For people who don't read music, there is a "piano roll" display.

Clay