Saturday, 4 February 2012

New Sections!

Today I'm going to talk about the results of the last poll.
We had 14 votes. That's nothing considering the number of visitors! I want to know your opinion to make better the blog. ~So vote in the next! ^-^

Last poll was about new sections in the blog. The most voted answers were a section talking about anime and video games OST and basic theory tutorials. After that, video-tutorials of the piano arrangements.

I'm going to start with the firsts ones. The video tutorials will be incluided later. Let's see how will be this new sections

  • The comments about OSTs will have some musical videos incluided, and also information like  the composer, who plays it, and if I know sheet music of that OST I will also add a link to the page.
  • The theory tutorial will be basics of chords and harmony, and after that I will explain riffs of different styles. It will have its own page, like the Sheet Music and the Link Section. The lessons will have practical solved exercises with examples, and sound files to listen to the harmony if it's neccesary. 
About the new sheet music, I'm going to do some Fairy Tail songs which the "Anonymous person" (?) left on my last post.  I'm also going to try with the 9th opening. You will see also some band arrangements for here in the next weeks.


Thank you!

Sunday, 22 January 2012

New Music!

Hi again! I finished some more sheets.

From Fairy Tail, Hagane no Hakunetsusen and a easier version of Sannin no Dragon Slayer. I think it sounds as good as the difficult one, so try with the new.
Tomorrow I will upload the Windill Isle Day Theme from Sonic Unleashed, for trio.
EDIT: Uploaded! Download it from the Sheet Music Section.

Another thing is the watermark on the sheets. If you can't read the sheets correctly, comment it and I'll change by a lighter grey.

Next big project is a band arrangement of Monster Hunter Theme. When? I don't know yet >.<

Enjoy the arrangements!

Friday, 6 January 2012

The Howl's Moving Castle: Main Theme for Orchestra and Piano.

Hey! I'm here again. These days I've been working in a big project. An exact transcription of the Howl's Moving Castle's main theme! I finished yesterday. It has been difficult, but I think the result is worthwile.
This is the song:

So I decided to write all the instruments. The ending is not the same, I think. However, I'm happy with the transcription, and I hope you'll enjoy it. It's for string orchestra and piano, the same as the original.
If you want a piano version of this song, you can find it on Josh Agarrado's site.
You can download my arrangement from the Sheet Music section.
The next days I will work on Fairy Tail and a arrangement of Profesor Layton for string orchestra.

Thank you!

Friday, 23 December 2011

Monthly Poll!

Hi again!
I was thinking in the last weeks. I did not upload so much music and the blog was completely inactive. Because of that, I'm thinking in new ideas for the blog... One of these is the a monthly poll. What topics will cover this poll? Your favorite anime/videogames, what is your opinion about the blog, if you liked an arrangement, if you want more orchestral music or piano solo, etc.
I really encourage you to vote in the polls, they will help me to transcribe or arrange the music you like, and improve the blog. You won't be registered if you vote, you don't have to give your email... Don't worry about those things, you can vote safely :D
The poll will be active exactly for one month, and I will publish the results with the next poll's entrie.
And, this is important, if you detect an error on the polls service, comment here.

This month's poll is about this new ideas on the blog, and it will finish on 23th January at 21:00
Another ideas include new sections in the blog, like comments about an anime's soundtrack. You can give another ideas on the comments.
And don't forget to express your opinion using the poll of this month!!

Saturday, 17 December 2011

New Music Uploaded!

Hi all! I survived to the exams, and, as I said, I've uploaded two new Fairy Tail songs: Lucy's Theme and 18's Peers. The last one is for piano and violin and the first one for flute, violin and piano. And... (ta-ta-taaan...) Rowdy Rumble, from Kingdom Hearts, for String Orchestra! As always, they're in the Sheet Music section. This last arrangement has the general score and the individual parts for each voice.
I'll try to work on more songs during the holidays. And thanks for your patience! ^-^

Another thing I want to do is introduce one of my friends and helpers - Wildmap! She's a really good artist, and she has designed the blog's icon. (The "V" with a litte note. You can see it at top left in the URL bar). You can also check her awesome work in DeviantArt.

Enjoy the arrangements and Wildmap's  drawings!

Wednesday, 16 November 2011

New songs, projects and news

Hi! I'm back again. Sorry for the inactivity in last days, I've had too much work.

Today I bring some good news. First of all, you'll see new Fairy Tail sheets here before the end of the month... (and not only piano solo!).

I'm also going to make some versions for groups of several songs of Sonic Generations Soundtrack and Final Fantasy. I added a transcription of the song Always on my mind (from KH 358 / 2 days) for group. And, the since harp is not necessary, the piano can do that part too.

 Hope you like it!
Thank you!

Saturday, 8 October 2011

Now you can comment on the entries!

That was an option I had disabled because of the older blog´s organization. This has changed, so now you can comment the entries. Give you opinion and ideas about all you want! ^.^
However, I want you to follow this simple rules on the comments:

1) Give your opinion, but always being polite with others.  If your comment is offensive or innapropiate, I will delete it.

2) Don´t make requests in entries, unless it´s related with the entry. For example, you can ask about Fairy Tail songs in a Fairy Tail entry. And you have to understand I can´t do too many requests, my time is very limited. 

3) Do not spam or post links or your blogs or pages, unless it´s related to the entry or to a comment.

4) Use English in the comments, doing this, everybody will understand you.

Thank you!  And remember I will revise the comments every week. =)