Charles-Marie Jean Albert Widor (February 21, 1844 – March 12, 1937) was a French organist, composer and teacher. [ref 1] Widor’s most famous is contained within the 5th movement of his 5th symphony — and also a challenge to play. By far, this is my favorite organ piece to listen to. Frederick Hohman plays this […]
Here is a topic one can get into trouble for hosting, but not get into trouble for linking! And I am a linking machine. Two websites which allow you to download sheet music: http://my-piano.blogspot.com/ — and — http://ultimatesheetmusic.wordpress.com/piano-sheets/popular-piano/ Most of the music listed on these websites have tabs and chords. Many of the links are […]
Hear that sound? It’s familiar, it’s something you’ve probably heard all of your life. It’s just much slower than expected. Often thought of as the tune to “Ode to Joy”, Beethoven’s 9th Symphony is thought by many to be one of his best pieces. Quite some time ago, this symphony was digitally stretched (see, I […]
Where can I find free classical, open source, or public domain music scores? Free-scores.com sounds like your typical “get the first page free with a sample watermark, pay for the rest” website just based on the domain. If you, like me, have spent hours upon hours trying to find your favourite tunes in the public […]