sorry. I looked for more details and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could email the people at that site to see if it's the same piece.
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I thought it would be a well known piece. Still using the info above I couldn't find it. Can I have more details?
http://www.nl-guitar.com/5limus.htm
Might it be Spanish Nights arr. for guitar? If I wrote a piece like that, I would definitely think about naming it Spanish Nights. :-)
I was going to try to enter the .ly stuff, but kept on getting an error message. Here's the watered down version I got to fly:
search Musipedia for this
Might it be Spanish Nights arr. for guitar? If I wrote a piece like that, I would definitely think about naming it Spanish Nights. :-)
I was going to try to enter the .ly stuff, but kept on getting an error message. Here's the watered down version I got to fly:
search Musipedia for thisHi everybody,
I am looking for works of Peter Grossman but I am not sure if I actually have the right name cos all I have is a scroll with the name "Peter Groisman" on it (attached).
I am looking for works of Peter Grossman but I am not sure if I actually have the right name cos all I have is a scroll with the name "Peter Groisman" on it (attached).
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How to insert music:
Add a bit of sheet music, along with a MIDI file, simply by entering note names in Lilypond syntax between the [L] and [/L] tags.
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