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Sweet Tenor Sax
When I got my nice prosthetic piano, I started playing by going to different
instrument voices, and playing around. Often the voice suggested a melody
or a harmony to play. When I came to "Sweet Tenor Sax," a breathy
artificial saxophone, this music came out. I thought it sounded kind of
jazzy, though I don't really know anything about jazz.
After about a year of occasionally playing it on the keyboard, I finally got
around to entering notation for it in Melody Assistant. I finally played
it for Hope, my ex-cousin-in-law who is a fine amateur saxophonist. Well,
she chuckled and said it sounded more like 70's pop than jazz. Oh well.
I still kind of like it, and I've already entered it in the computer, so here it
is.
| Sound
quality disclaimer: You have downloaded the Midi score for the music
you are now hearing, not an audio recording. Your computer is performing the
music for you live, and if the instruments sound really cheesy, it's the
fault of your web browser or sound card or system file, or whatever hardware
or software does the actual conversion of the ones and zeroes I posted on
the web into what passes for music. |
| Copyright
notice: This music is Copyright 2005 Peter Alway. You may use this
freely for your own amusement. If you pass this along to others you
must include authorship, copyright, and contact information. Please ask
permission for public performance or use on your website. If you use
this music commercially (right, like that's going to happen), I want a
cut. |
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