Here is another ditty
From me to you
Whoever you are
And whatever you do
From Bach and Beyond
Author: The Write Stuff
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Ludwig Would Be Proud
Here is another example of how different a song can sound by leaving the melody alone, but changing the accompanying chords.
No Title Needed
A tiny blues band is in my laptop trying to get out
I hear them in the evening when they start to scream and shout
I try to calm them gently with an understanding word
But they won’t stop yelling at me, so I guess they should be heard.
Take it away, tiny Blues Band!
More Good Times, More Bad Times
I’ve had several readers ask for me to add a lead guitar to this song.
So I did.
Who Needs Minor Chords
Many songs by the Rolling Stones have nothing but dominant chords. The song “Good Times Bad Times” is one such song. I have done two versions here. I hope you like them. Come on, say you do!
More La La Land
Did you know that Ryan Gosling learned to play the piano for his role in La La Land?
And he did all of his own playing. I find that very impressive, don’t you?
La-La Land
It’s a story as old as time itself
A girl falls in love with a musical elf
It stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone
And everyone cries because he ends up alone
Final Versions
I have spent most of the day working on this song. So it seems only fitting I share it with my readers. And that is my final answer. And no, I won’t need to phone a friend. (Like anyone picks up the phone anymore!)
Also, here is everything you could ever want to know about one of the composers of this song:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axl_Rose
Who Needs Drums?
An Oldie But a Goodie
You were waiting for this, weren’t you?
Today’s Jam
Here is the longest intro in the history of music. As a matter of fact, it’s all intro.
Bird Music
Close your eyes, take a deep breath and imagine yourself in a cozy house on a cliff overlooking the Sea. As the sun starts to set, you sit down at the piano and begin to play. Birds start to show up and soon they are singing along.
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