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Know what the most expensive house in the world is? Here's a hint: It has 16 bedrooms and is supported by six large pillars. It is situated on 18 acres of prime downtown real estate with views of historic sites. Property is fenced to keep the neighbors out. Amenities include a guardhouse, servants, valet parking, a water feature, rose garden, helicopter, limo, private 747, an oval office and access to F-16s if needed in an emergency.
Price: $3 billion.
The White House is not cheap. As of late last week, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama reached the $2 billion mark in money raised for their campaigns to move into the house on Pennsylvania Avenue. According to Kirk Jowers, director of the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics, if you include another $1 billion more spent by the super PACs and political parties on behalf of the candidates, then the price tag is closing in on $3 billion spent during a deep recession.
It's a buyer's market, but the price for the White House keeps rising. From 1976 until 2000, spending for presidential campaigns was under control because candidates were fully funded by public money, which limits how much money they can raise and spend.
Then George W. Bush blew the system apart by refusing to take public funding in 2000. He correctly figured that he could raise more money privately. Since then, presidential candidates have acted like Paris Hilton with her father's credit card.
Bush vs. Kerry in 2004 cost $1.2 billion, and Obama vs. McCain in 2008 cost $1.8 billion. Now Romney and Obama are reaching $3B.
Al Gore's entire campaign cost less than $100 million just 12 years ago. "It seems almost quaint now," says Jowers. Romney raised $111 million in the first half of October alone.
This is the first time both candidates from the major parties declined public funding. They believed they could raise (and spend) more on their own. They were right.
"Everyone would agree, this is not only the most expensive campaign ever, but something no one has ever seen before, with the impact of the super PACs and individual donors," says Jowers. "One individual (Sheldon Adelson) gave $54.44 million, and million-dollar donations have been commonplace. This is a whole new world."
Three billion dollars. That's a lot of money for a lot of warm gas, TV commercials and bus trips. If we wanted to spend $3 billion on self-promotion and name-calling, we could watch "American Idol" or that foul-mouth, grumpy TV chef. But no one has come up with a system to elect the nation's leader. We could debate all day the merits of public funding and the trend toward allowing super PACs to gain more political sway than private citizens and their $250 donations. But it's difficult not to wonder what you could buy with that $3 billion.
You could buy a 2012 Toyota Camry for 160,428 people — enough to put the citizens of Brigham City, American Fork and Bountiful behind the wheel of a new car and have some left over for, say, Bluffdale.
You could pay for the gas 2,032,520 million people use to commute to work every day.
Based on median national prices, you could buy houses for 16,428 people.
You could buy a year's worth of groceries for 11.1 million people.
You could buy Nike shoes for more than 30 million people.
You could pay for the salaries of the World Champion San Francisco Giants for 25 years (but only 15 years for the New York Yankees). If you're looking for a bargain, you could pay for the Oakland A's salaries for more than 54 years.
Still in the market for a sports team? You could buy the bottom 10 teams in the NBA (according to franchise values) — the Denver Nuggets, Philadelphia 76ers, Sacramento Kings, New Orleans Hornets, Indiana Pacers, Charlotte Bobcats, Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks, Milwaukee Bucks and Memphis Grizzlies.
You could send 4.4 million people on a weeklong Caribbean cruise, with an ocean-view room.
You could pay for four years of in-state tuition to a public college for 91,000 students. Or, if you prefer, you could pay for 364,000 years' worth of the same education — almost enough to get today's average student a degree.
You could buy season passes (chairs only) to Snowbird for 30 million skiers. Or 38.4 million lift tickets.
You could pay for cellphone service for 3.5 million teenagers for one year.
Or you could just pay for two men to run for the presidency and hope it pays off in the long run.
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Devet skal - Moravské Križánky, Czech Republic
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Devet skal (836 m) je nejvyšší vrchol geomorfologického podcelku Ždárských vrchu a druhým nejvyšším vrcholem celé geomorfologické oblasti Ceskomoravské vrchoviny
posted by: puczmeloun
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
date approved: 3/11/2015
last visited: 8/18/2014
Highest Point in Lawrence County, Missouri
The controversial "highest point" of Lawrence County, Missouri
posted by: MountainWoods
location: Missouri
date approved: 1/20/2015
last visited: 1/18/2015
Parsons Mountain - Highest Point in Abbeville County, SC
Highest point in Abbeville COunty 832 feet
posted by: gpsblake
location: South Carolina
date approved: 12/27/2014
last visited: never
The Highest Point in North Dakota
White Butte, at an elevation of 3,506 ft, is the highest natural point in the U.S. state of North Dakota.
posted by: 12IrishGlaciers
location: North Dakota
date approved: 11/17/2014
Corrán Tuathail - Kerry, Ireland
The highest peak in Ireland.
posted by: Noe1
location: Ireland
date approved: 11/6/2014
Wisenberg - Häfelfingen, BL, Switzerland
Wisenberg is a mountain in the eastern Jura; it is the highest point of the municipality of Häfelfingen.
posted by: fi67
location: Nordwestschweiz (AG/BL/BS), Switzerland
date approved: 9/15/2014
Highest elevation on the Finger Lakes Trail (FLT)
Less than a mile from the summit of Balsam Lake Mountain, it is over 3500 feet above sea level.
posted by: sagefemme
location: New York
date approved: 7/31/2014
Highest Point in Lee County, Illinois
The highest point in the county named after "Light Horse" Harry Lee in The Prairie State, Illinois
location: Illinois
date approved: 7/9/2014
last visited: 7/4/2014
The Highest Point in São Jorge Island (Pico da Esperança) - Açores, Portugal
This is the highest point of one of Azores Islands, São Jorge.
posted by: RuiJSDuarte
location: Arquipélago dos Açores, Portugal
date approved: 6/23/2014
Highest Point in Benton Couny, Arkansas
The highest point in the northwest-most county in Arkansas
location: Arkansas
date approved: 5/27/2014
last visited: 5/26/2014
Highest Point in McDonald County, Missouri
The highest point in the southwest-most county of Missouri
date approved: 4/25/2014
last visited: 4/25/2014
Copernicus Peak - Mt Hamilton, California
Mount Hamilton is in California's Diablo Range, of Santa Clara County. It is the tallest mountain overlooking Silicon Valley, and is the site of Lick Observatory, the first permanently occupied mountain-top observatory.
posted by: DougK
location: California
date approved: 12/30/2013
Mount Lemmon, highest point in Pima County, Arizona
Mount Lemmon, at over 9,000', is the highest point in Pima County.
posted by: tugies
location: Arizona
date approved: 12/18/2013
last visited: 11/28/2014
Mt. San Antonio - Mt. Baldy, CA
The highest peak in the San Gabriel Mountains and Los Angeles County!
posted by: bluesnote
date approved: 12/14/2013
last visited: 12/14/2013
Monte Cinto, highest summit of Corsica, France
Monte Cinto (2,706m / 8,878ft ASL) is the highest mountain of island Corsica, Region of France and 5th most prominent mountain in Europe.
posted by: Rikitan
location: Corse, France
date approved: 11/29/2013
Hoverla - Chorna Hora, Ukraine
Hoverla - the highest mountain in Ukraine and part of the Carpathian Mountains
location: Ukraine
date approved: 11/13/2013
Le Grand Ballon - Vosges Mountains & Région Alsace (France)
Le Grand-Ballon, with summit in 1424 m altitude, is not only the highest summit in the Vosges mountains but also is the highest point of the Alsace French region (Région Alsace).
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Alsace, France
last visited: 9/18/2014
Willard Peak - Weber County, UT
Willard Peak, is the high point in Weber County, which is in the north central area of Utah, near the north end of the Wasatch Mountains.
posted by: Chasing Blue Sky
location: Utah
date approved: 9/4/2013
last visited: 8/28/2008
Mount Nebo - Wasatch Mountains - Utah County, UT
Although not as popular a hike as Mount Timpanogos, its neighbor in the north part of the county, Mount Nebo, is in fact, the high point in the Utah County section of the Wasatch Mountains.
last visited: 8/23/2010
Monument Peak - Carbon County, UT
Monument Peak is the county high point in Carbon County, Utah. This is one of the few Utah county high points that you can actually reach by driving.
last visited: 9/7/2009
Prince Edward Island's Highest Point - Glen Valley, PEI
Prince Edward Island's Highest Point is located about 300m from Junction Road in Glen Valley, PEI.
posted by: mTn_biKer65
location: Prince Edward Island, Canada
date approved: 9/1/2013
last visited: 9/25/2013
Vaalserberg the Netherlands
The Vaalserberg is the highest point in the European part of the Netherlands. The hill is 322,7 meters in height (above sea level NAP) and close to the tripoint between Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
posted by: MarkyMarkies
location: Limburg, Netherlands
date approved: 7/27/2013
last visited: 3/15/2015
The Alcazar of Toledo, Spain
The highest point of Toledo.
posted by: g300td
location: Spain
date approved: 1/4/2013
last visited: 6/30/2013
Der Hochleckenkogel ist mit 1691m kein sehr markanter Aussichtsberg.
Hochleckenkogel (height 1691 m) is a top on Hell Mountaints.
posted by: dukex1981
location: Oberösterreich, Austria
date approved: 12/12/2012
The Highest Point in Athens, Greece
At 908 feet above sea level, Mount Lycabettus is the highest peak in Athens, and it can be seen from almost every part of the city.
posted by: denben
location: Greece
date approved: 10/15/2012
last visited: 9/16/2008
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The free event is open to all ages. Those with horses can participate in a progressive trail ride with goodies and prizes. For the horseless, there are plenty of activities, a pony petting zoo and demonstrations to get them in touch with their inner equestrian. The popular Wells Fargo stagecoach is set to give rides around Town Center.
Drop by the Almanac's booth for free treats and have a chat with Publisher Tom Gibboney and Woodside reporter Andrea Gemmet.
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The city of Gonzales, in Monterey County, is building two solar power installations to generate 462 kilowatts of power with the help of Chevron Energy Solutions.
Over the lifetime of these projects, part of the city's "Gonzales Grows Green" initiative, the town of 8,500 hopes to save $4.7 million.
By 2035, Gonzales thinks it might have as many as 24,000 residents. More than 40 percent of its people today are 18 years old or under.
Gonzales, the "Wine Capital of Monterey County," worked with Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ), which has a major winery there, on the solar installations, one of which will be at the Constellation site.
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A partnership between the Governor's Office for Children and Families, the Georgia Department of Public Health and the Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault, the 2012 Georgia Symposium on Sexual Violence aims to educate Georgians about the best methods of prevention for and response to a widely unreported crime.
Georgia State War Veterans Homes to Charge Daily Fees
Starting in January 2013, Georgia State War Veterans Homes will charge veterans a reasonable, daily fee of $22.42 to cover medical and nursing care expenses. The local veterans' service offices in Augusta and Milledgeville will help veterans apply for federal benefits to defray these costs.
Increase in Georgia Student's SAT Scores & Participation
According to the College Board's 2012 SAT report, the SAT scores of Georgia's 2012 senior class increased seven points from year's past. This year, students averaged an SAT score of 1452, compared to 1445 from the 2011 scores.
Electronic Speed Limit Signs Approved
The Georgia Department of Transportation recently approved plans to install electronic speed limit signs on parts of Interstate 285, allowing for variable speed limits during the day.
Visit State Parks & Historic Sites for Free This Weekend
This Saturday, Friends of Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites invites all Georgians to get out and experience state parks. Friends will be providing free parking and free admission at participating parks all over the state for Your State Parks Day.
Job Seeker Beware: Work-at-Home Scams
Working from home has become increasingly popular due to its flexible schedule, low overhead costs, and commuting cost and time savings.
Tax Credits for Film & Entertainment Industries
Georgia is providing up to 30% in tax credits for companies producing feature films, television series, music videos and commercials, as well as interactive games and animation.
Setting Up a Health Insurance Exchange
By November 16, state officials will need to inform the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services whether Georgia plans to establish its own health insurance exchange, a decision that will at last offer some clarity about the Affordable Care Act's implementation.
Forestry Commission Joins Task Force to Prevent Arson
The Georgia Forestry Commission is joining with 13 other states to launch the Southeast Arson Task Force, the first of its kind in the nation. A federal grant is funding the project, which will advance the training for fire investigators in member states, most of which are understaffed and underfunded.
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Bed & breakfast in Florence (San Lorenzo) near Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
This bed & breakfast is located in Florence (San Lorenzo), close to San Lorenzo Market, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum. Also nearby are San Lorenzo Church and Battistero di San Giovanni.
Property Features
Residenza le Fonticine provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a snack bar/deli, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.
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LCD televisions come with digital channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, day beds, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The bed & breakfast offers a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Florence bed & breakfast also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Residenza le Fonticine is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 10
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
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- Free WiFi
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- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Day bed
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A complimentary breakfast is served each morning between 7:30 AM and noon.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 9:30 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 35.0000 per stay
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Elizabeth Lynch, a second year student at Ivy Tech Community College, Columbus/Franklin, is active in helping those who can't help themselves. During the last year, she has been researching, along with a team, how a low-socioeconomic background affects those students and their persistence rates through graduation. After meeting with college officials, she is now creating a business to plan to launch a student mentoring program this Fall 2013. Elizabeth has an amazing ability to unite a wide variety of people, from administrators to faculty to fellow students, to believe in this cause. Already, a number of key people have pledged their time and energy in support of the mentorship program. She truly believes that when we help one person, we are also helping ourselves.
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(September 23, 2011: Zephyr Cove, NV 89448) In Friday's league match, the visiting Yerington Lions football squad scored a big 41-3 victory over the Whittell Warriors.
In their next game, the Lions clash with the North Tahoe Lakers (Tahoe City, CA) in a Northern 2A match, on Friday, September 30. Yerington will attempt to move on its 5-0 season record. The Lakers enter the match with a 1-3 record after their 57-6 league loss to Battle Mountain (Battle Mountain, NV).
The Warriors (0-4) will now prepare for their match against Battle Mountain (Battle Mountain, NV). The Longhorns enter the Northern 2A match with a 3-2 record. In their last match, Battle Mountain routed North Tahoe (Tahoe City, CA), 57-6, in a league match.
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February is Parent Participation Challenge Month at Union.
The Parent Participation Challenge establishes a tradition of philanthropy among current parents and encourages you to give back to Union College. This challenge is all about participation—that means every gift, regardless of size matters. Whether it is $25 or $10,000.
Honor your student and/or recognize a professor, administrator or employee who has made an impact on your student's experience. Both will receive an acknowledgment card indicating this special tribute.
As parents, we are an integral part of our students' experience at Union. From move-in day, attending Homecoming & Family Weekend, athletic events, artistic performances, the Steinmetz symposium, and commencement, we are actively engaged with our students' lives while developing our own personal connection to the Union community. Many of these co-curricular experiences wouldn't be possible without the support of the entire Union family.
The Parent Leadership Council serves as a working group to manage parent volunteers and to increase parent engagement and support. Join us in the Parent Participation Challenge by making a gift to the College today. The class that achieves the highest parent participation by the end of February, will earn a study break for winter term finals. This challenge is all about increasing our parents participation, every gift counts, no matter the size. Make your gift today!
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Taken for active assignment weekly - Still life. Here's something thats not classical, but borrows from old school still life lights and shadows.
The background is the back cover of November, 1925 National Geographic. The front cover is a little too interesting to be a background.
I'll accept your word that it's the November 1925 National Geographic. If you had told me it was brown wrapping paper, I'd have believed you as well ;-)
The shades make a nice subject, and I really like the way you've got the shadows to be so prominent.
Very nice, the shadows work well here.
I really like the minimalist aspect of this shot. It's a bit lonesome feeling. The unintentional traveller.
I'd like to see the front cover of the 1925 National Geographic :)
it is good that the paper is rumpled and not smooth, this gives it an original/authentic look ...
A brown wrapping paper would have worked the same. Sadly, I was short of wrapping papers and happened to have a really old copy of the magazine:-)
For all the Doubting Thomases, I did try to shoot the front page with the date and all to authenticate the old feel. But the cover grabs most of the attention!
Kunal, I could bring it sometime :)
The low angle of the lighting really brings out the texture of the paper.
I liked the shadows and the background..
the shadow makes it look bigger than it actually is..
somehow the photo is a bit too minimalistic!
Interesting viewing angle on the shades. The shadows and the background are great indeed.


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Gameloft teases new open-world Android game 'Gangstar Vegas'
Today we're getting our first look at what could be a pretty awesome game from the folks at Gameloft. In their usual fashion we're getting nothing but a teaser trailer today, and we'll probably get another in a few weeks when they officially announce more details. It looks pretty awesome but sadly there's no actual gameplay footage.


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Oracle's Linux is Red Hat Linux, they add some GPL licensed improvements. Anyone is free to use those, that includes Red Hat. I work as migrator/integrator/architect for a VAR with clients some of whom have IT budgets over $1 billion, I've not yet seen anyone use Oracle's Linux to run Oracle's wares (or anything else, for that matter), all choose Red Hat (some Centos too)
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I'm trying to hem a pair of shorts on the sewing machine.Actually they were a pair of pants that I cut off and I am trying to hem them.Material is cotton.I've gotton one leg completed and it looks fine and I've ripped out the other leg twice so far.I've turned the hem up and pressed with the iron before starting.The material wants to pucker halfway through the hemming on this leg.How to correct or what am I doing wrong?I know a little about sewing but not enough I guess.TIA...Debbie
The material was probably not cut on straight grain on that leg. It was cut more toward the bias. As you are sewing you are probably stretching the cuff so it puckers. Now that you have it pressed, run a basting stitch along the top of the hem--right through the hem and leg. Then go back and do your hemming. Remove the basting when you are finished. Be careful not to pull the material. If you have to leave a small gap on the turned up hem side between stitches. This will iron out later.
You don't say which is puckering, the hem or the leg area. The side seams might be a bit more tapered on the 2nd leg - that would make the hemmed edge shorter than the part you're trying to attach it to, or vice versa. If the leg area is puckering, you might be able to open the side seam enough to add the extra length you need, & if the hem is puckering, you can run a line of stitching along it & ease it in to fit.


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On Christmas Day. (A Choral Celebration of Jesus, The Wonderful One). By Marty Parks. For SATB choir (flexible voicing), keyboard accompaniment and narrator. Choral. Easy 2 Excel Flexible Series. Christmas and Sacred. Musical. Chord names. 62 pages. Duration 39m. Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.MC-562). ISBN 9780834174856. With chord names. Christmas and Sacred. On Christmas Day is a jubilant new musical centering on worshipping the Christ Child. Arranged by Marty Parks in our popular Easy 2 Excel Flexible format, it features adaptable voicing that lets every choir create magnificent music! Make your presentation even more unforgettable when you add visual media enhancements with the optional Accompaniment DVD. It's the perfect Christmas musical celebration for any choir, even those with limited rehearsal time. Exclusively from Lillenas.
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Dream Theater - Black Clouds & Silver Linings. (Keyboard Transcriptions). By Dream Theater. For Piano/Keyboard. Artist/Personality; Book; Keyboard/Piano - Personality Book. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Rock. Softcover. 136 pages. Alfred Music Publishing #34660. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (HL.322321). ISBN 0739068849. Rock. 9x12 inches. Note-for-note keyboard transcriptions of every Jordan Rudess part on Dream Theater's tenth studio album, Black Clouds & Silver Linings. In an exclusive foreword, Rudess discusses some of the groundbreaking aspects he contributed to the album, including the first-ever commercially recorded performance of an iPhone played as a musical instrument. More than 120 pages of musical madness follow, bends and all! Titles: The Best of Times • The Count of Tuscany • A Nightmare to Remember • A Rite of Passage • The Shattered Fortress • Wither.
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Genres: Rock, Progressive Rock
The Best Of Stevie Wonder - Keyboard Signature Licks by Stevie Wonder. Arranged by Todd Lowry. For piano (keyboards). Signature Licks Keyboard. Smooth Soul, Classic Soul, Pop Rock and Instructional. Instructional book (song excerpts only) and examples CD. Instructional text. 64 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.695605). ISBN 0634026437. With instructional text. Smooth Soul, Classic Soul, Pop Rock and Instructional. 9x12 inches. Learn the trademark keyboard styles of one of the most influential artists in pop, soul and R&B with this book/CD pack in our Keyboard Signature Licks series! It includes detailed musical examples, lessons, biographical notes, and full-band tracks for 14 of his best songs. About Hal Leonard Signature Licks The Signature Licks book/audio packs are especially formatted to give instruction on how to play a particular artist style by using the actual transcribed, "right from the record" licks! Designed for use by anyone from beginner right up to the experienced player who is looking to expand their insight. The books contain full performance notes and an overview of each artist or group's style with transcriptions in notes and tab. The audio accompaniment features playing tips and techniques, as well as playing examples at a slower tempo.
Pages: 64
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Pop, Classic Soul, Soul, Urban
Classic Eagles. (Piano/Vocal/Guitar). By The Eagles. For Guitar; Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Book. 96 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.VF1814). ISBN 076920287X. Includes: After the Thrill Is Gone * Already Gone * The Best of My Love * Desperado * Hotel California * James Dean * Life in the Fast Lane * New Kid in Town * On the Border * Take It Easy * Tequila Sunrise and more.
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Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
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The Diane Warren Sheet Music Collection. (30 Sheet Music Bestsellers by the Grammy® Award-Winning Songwriter (Piano/Vocal/Guitar)). For Guitar; Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Pop/Rock. 172 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.37493). ISBN 0739080814. Pop/Rock. Diane Warren is considered to be the most prolific and successful songwriter of our time. A quick glance at her list of top 10 hits reveals a range of musical genres and styles so diverse that it's difficult to believe the songs could have come from the same person. Yet, they did, and they continue to endlessly pour forth, climbing to the top of the charts. This collectible songbook features piano/vocal/guitar sheet music for a variety of Warren's most universally loved hits, including "Because You Loved Me" (Celine Dion), "How Do I Live" (LeAnn Rimes), "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" (Aerosmith), "Un-Break My Heart" (Toni Braxton), "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" (Cher), plus 25 more. A Diane Warren photo history and original sheet music cover images are also included, making this a must-own for every fan of the award-winning songwriter. Titles: * Because You Loved Me (Celine Dion) * Born to Be Somebody (Justin Bieber) * Can't Fight the Moonlight (LeAnn Rimes) * For You I Will (Monica) * Give Me You (Mary J. Blige) * How Do I Live (LeAnn Rimes) * I Could Not Ask for More (Sara Evans) * I Didn't Know My Own Strength (Whitney Houston) * I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (Aerosmith) * I Turn to You (Christina Aguilera) * If I Could Turn Back Time (Cher) * If You Asked Me To (Celine Dion) * Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me (Faith Hill featuring Tim McGraw) * Love Can Move Mountains (Celine Dion) * Love Will Lead You Back (Taylor Dayne) * Music of My Heart (Gloria Estefan with *NSYNC) * Note to God (Charice) * Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (Starship) * Some Hearts (Carrie Underwood) * Spanish Guitar (Toni Braxton) * Still Here (Jennifer Hudson) * Sweetest Sin (Jessica Simpson) * There You'll Be (Faith Hill) * These Are the Special Times (Celine Dion) * Tu Amor (RBD) * Un-Break My Heart (Toni Braxton) * When I See You Smile (Bad English) * Whenever You Remember (Carrie Underwood) * You Haven't Seen the Last of Me (Cher) *You Pulled Me Through (Jennifer Hudson).
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Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Electric Guitar, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Rock, Pop
Muse - Black Holes and Revelations by Muse. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Rock. Softcover. 72 pages. Alfred Music Publishing #37381. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (HL.322412). ISBN 0739079905. Rock. 9x12 inches. After years of being available only in guitar tab format, the smash-hit 2006 Muse album Black Holes and Revelations is now available as a songbook for keyboardists! A "musician's album," Black Holes exemplifies the band's unique brand of progressive hard rock. This book captures the essential parts played by each instrument in the band and condenses them into arrangements playable on piano or keyboards. Vocal melodies, lyrics, and basic guitar chords are also included. Titles: Take a Bow • Starlight • Supermassive Black Hole • Map of the Problematique • Soldier's Poem • Invincible • Assassin • Exo-Politics • City of Delusion • Hoodoo • Knights of Cydonia.
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Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Rock
40 Sheet Music Bestsellers -- Christian Hits. (Piano/Vocal/Guitar). For Guitar; Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Book; P/V/C Mixed Folio; Piano/Vocal/Chords. 40 Sheet Music Bestsellers. Contemporary Christian; Sacred. 280 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.37633). ISBN 0739081853. Contemporary Christian; Sacred. With immensely popular songs like "Blessings" (Laura Story), "Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me)" (Casting Crowns), "I Can Only Imagine" (MercyMe), plus 37 more, this collection of nearly 280 pages of sheet music is a must-have for pianists and singers. Due to their popularity and playability on piano, these songs rank among the top-selling sheet music titles in their genre. For practice, performance, and expression of faith through music, this collection guarantees unlimited hours of enjoyment. Titles: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) (Chris Tomlin) * Beautiful (Bethany Dillon) * Better Than a Hallelujah (Amy Grant) * Blessings (Laura Story) * Christ Is Risen (Matt Maher) * Cinderella (Steven Curtis Chapman) * City on Our Knees (TobyMac) * Cut (Plumb) * East to West (Casting Crowns) * Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me) (Casting Crowns) * Grace (Laura Story) * Hallelujah (Bethany Dillon) * Happy Day (Tim Hughes) * Held (Natalie Grant) * Hero (Skillet) * Hold On (TobyMac) * How Great Is Our God (Chris Tomlin) * I Can Only Imagine (MercyMe) * I Lift My Hands (Chris Tomlin) * I Refuse (Josh Wilson) * I Will Be Here (Steven Curtis Chapman) * I Will Rise (Chris Tomlin) * In Christ Alone (Newsboys) * In My Arms (Plumb) * Lead Me (Sanctus Real) * Let the Waters Rise (MIKESCHAIR) * Love Never Fails You (Brandon Heath) * Only Hope (Mandy Moore) * Perfect Peace (Laura Story) * Strong Enough (Matthew West) * Stronger (Mandisa) * The Way (Jeremy Camp) * When God Made You (Newsong) * When I Say I Do (Matthew West) * Wonder of the World (Rush of Fools) * You Are My King (Amazing Love) (Newsboys) * You Deliver Me (Selah) * You Raise Me Up (Selah) * Your Great Name (Natalie Grant) * Your Love Is a Song (Switchfoot).
Pages: 280
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Contemporary Christian, Christian, Religious
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Download, Winds/Strings. Arranger: Vicki Tucker Courtney. Composer: Reuben Morgan. Writer: Reuben Morgan; Vicki Tucker Courtney.
Pages: 4
Instruments: Choir, Organ, Flute, Lute, Strings, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Fields Are Dancing With Ripening Corn by Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809). Arranged by Walter Ehret. For SATB choir and keyboard. Thanksgiving; General. Easy. Published by Concordia Publishing House (CR.98-3523U1).
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Organ, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Classical, Classical Period, Christian, Thanksgiving, Religious, Celebrations
1990s - Decade by Decade. (Ten Years of Popular Sheet Music Bestsellers). By Various. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. P/V/C Mixed Folio; Piano/Vocal/Chords. MIXED. Pop/Rock. Softcover. 224 pages. Hal Leonard #32680. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.322211). ISBN 0739060252. Pop/Rock. 9x12 inches. This songbook contains more than 40 of the most biggest hits of the '90s. Each song is sure to spark a memory or create a new one for pianists or vocalists of all ages. For practice, performance, or pleasure, play and sing your way through your favorite decade in pop music history! Titles: All I Wanna Do (Sheryl Crow) • All My Life (K-Ci & Jo-Jo) • Amazed (Lonestar) • Angel Eyes (Jim Brickman) • Basket Case (Green Day) • Beauty and the Beast (Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson) • Because You Loved Me (Celine Dion) • Bittersweet Symphony (The Verve) • Can You Feel the Love Tonight (Elton John) • Creep (Radiohead) • Feels Like Home (Randy Newman) • From a Distance (Bette Midler) • Get Here (Oleta Adams) • Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) (Green Day) • Hedwig's Theme (from Harry Potter) (John Williams) • Hero (Mariah Carey) • High and Dry (Radiohead) • How Do I Live (LeAnn Rimes) • I Can See Clearly Now (Jimmy Cliff) • I Do It for You (Everything I Do) (Bryan Adams) • I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (Aerosmith) • I Swear (All-4-One) • I'll Be There for You (Theme from Friends) (Rembrandts) • I'll Stand by You (Pretenders) • Karma Police (Radiohead) • Kiss from a Rose (Seal) • Livin' la Vida Loca (Ricky Martin) • Losing My Religion (R.E.M.) • Love Will Lead You Back (Taylor Dayne) • Macarena (Los del Rio) • Nightswimming (R.E.M.) • One of Us (Joan Osborne) • Over the Rainbow (Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole) • Right Now (Van Halen) • She Talks to Angels (Black Crowes) • Smooth (Santana featuring Rob Thomas) • Strong Enough (Sheryl Crow) • Thank You (Dido) • This Kiss (Faith Hill) • Truly, Madly, Deeply (Savage Garden) • Un-Break My Heart (Toni Braxton) • A Whole New World (Regina Belle and Peabo Bryson).
Pages: 224
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Rock
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Download, Winds/Strings. Arranger: Vicki Tucker Courtney. Composer: Reuben Morgan. Writer: Reuben Morgan; Vicki Tucker Courtney.
Pages: 4
Instruments: Choir, Organ, Violin, Strings, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard
Cocktail Lounge. (Hit the Keys! Series). By Various. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Book; P/V/C Mixed Folio; Piano/Vocal/Chords. MIXED. Jazz. Softcover. 256 pages. Hal Leonard #37345. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.322408). ISBN 073907962X. Jazz. 9x12 inches. If keyboards are your thing, what are you waiting for? Bust out the tunes! With more than 200 pages of beloved favorites, you're likely to learn something new with each song you play. Whether it's a new lick, chord progression, groove, or just being able to play great songs that you could never quite figure out by ear, the "Hit the Keys" series books provide rewards that will last a lifetime.Songs: At Last (Etta James) • Blue Moon (The Mavericks) • Desperado (Eagles) • Hit the Road Jack (Ray Charles) • Human Nature (Michael Jackson) • If You Don't Know Me by Now (Simply Red) • Just One of Those Things (Ella Fitzgerald) • Killing Me Softly with His Song (Roberta Flack) • Let's Call the Whole Thing Off (Billie Holiday) • Mack the Knife (Bobby Darin) • Makin' Whoopee! (Eddie Cantor) • Moondance (Van Morrison) • Orange Colored Sky (Nat "King" Cole) • The Shadow of Your Smile (Tony Bennett) • Take Five (Dave Brubeck Quartet) • Walkin' My Baby Back Home (Nat "King" Cole) • You Don't Know Me (Michael Bublé) • and more.
Pages: 256
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Electric Guitar, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Jazz & Blues
Raymond Haan Organ Album by Raymond H Haan. For organ. Sacred. 3-staff. Parts. Published by Sacred Music Press (LO.KK403).
Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Christian, Religious
Methodes et Traites Orgue - 5 Volumes - France 1600-1800 (Serie I - France 1600-1800). Edited by Jean Saint-Arroman, Jean Christophe Tosi. For Organ. This edition: Facsimile. Methodes & Traites. Score. 1232 pages. Published by Anne Fuzeau Productions - France (FZ.8482). ISBN M230684828. 24 x 33 cm inches. The complete theoretic documentation, methods, classical music scores on the organ. These early music methods are in facsimile in five books. Volume 1 (Ref. 5921) : Anonymes (1-2-3-4) - Marin MERSENNE - Guillaume-Gabriel NIVERS (1) - DOM PIERRE DE SAINTE-CATHERINE - Martin SONNET - Jehan TITELOUZE (1-2) - Pierre TRICHETVolume 2 (Ref. 5922) : ANCELET - Jean Henry d'ANGLEBERT - Anonymes (5-6-7-8-9-10-11) - Louis BOLLIOUD DE MERMET - Jacques BOYVIN (1-2) - Lambert CHAUMONT - Nicolas CLERAMBAULT - Gaspard CORRETTE - Michel CORRETTE (1-2-3) - Jean-Francois DANDRIEU - Denis DODART -Encyclopedie - Francois-Alexandre-Pierre de GARSAULT - Nicolas GIGAULT (1-2) - Gilles JULLIEN - Nicolas-Antoine LEBEGUE (1-2) - Christophe MOUCHEREL - Guillaume-Gabriel NIVERS (2-3) - Andre RAISON - Jean-Philippe RAMEAU - Karl Joseph RIEPP - Joseph SAUVEURVolume 3 (Ref. 5923) : Francois DOM BEDOS DE CELLES (textes)Volume 4 (Ref. 5924) : Anonymes (1-2) - BENAUT - Francois DOM BEDOS DE CELLES (planches) - Marie-Dominique-Joseph ENGRAMELLE - Philippe MACQUER. Volume 5 (Ref. 5925) : Francois-Henri CLICQUOT - Michel CORRETTE (4) - Encyclopedie methodique - Jean Benjamin de LABORDE - Jean-Andre SILBERMANN. Table of contents:Volume 1:Titelouze Jehan: Hymnes de l'eglise 1624; Titelouze Jehan: Le Magnificat 1626; Anonyme: Caeremoniale monasticum romanum 1634; Mersenne Marin: Harmonie universelle 1636; Trichet Pierre: Traite des instruments c. 1640; Anonyme: Caeremoniale romanum 1659; Sonnet Martin: Caeremoniale parisiense 1662; Nivers Guillaume Gabriel: Livre d'orgue contenant cent pieces 1665; Sainte-Catherine Pierre de: Ceremonial monastique 1669; Anonyme: Caeremoniale ecclesiasticum 1669; Anonyme: Maniere de toucher l'orgue s. d. Volume 2:Lebegue Nicolas-Antoine: Les pieces d'orgue 1676; Lebegue Nicolas-Antoine: Second livre d'orgue 1678; Anonyme: Caeremoniale monasticum 1680; Gigault Nicolas: Livre de musique dedie a la tres Ste vierge 1682; Nivers Guillaume Gabriel: Dissertation sur le chant gregorien 1682; Gigault Nicolas: Livre de musique pour l'orgue 1685; Raison Andre: Livre d'orgue contenant cinq messes 1688; Nivers Guillaume Gabriel: Motets a voix seule 1689; Anglebert Jean Henry d': Pieces de clavecin 1689; Jullien Gilles: Premier livre d'orgue 1690; Boyvin Jacques: Premier livre d'orgue 1690; Chaumont Lambert: Pieces d'orgue sur les huit tons 1695; Anonyme: Memoire du meslange des jeux fin XVIIeme s. Anonyme: Recueil de l'office senonois en general fin XVIIeme s. Anonyme: Meslange des jeux de l'orgue debut XVIIIeme s. Boyvin Jacques: Second livre d'orgue 1700; Anonyme: Ceremonial de Toul 1700; Sauveur Joseph: Application des sons harmoniques 1702; Dodart Denis: Memoire sur les causes de la voix 1703; Corrette Gaspard: Messe du 8eme ton pour l'orgue - 1703; Anonyme : Ceremonial de Bourges 1708; Clerambault Nicolas : Premier livre d'orgue c. 1714; Moucherel Christophe: Memoire instructif 1734; Corrette Michel: Premier livre d'orgue 1737; Bollioud de Mermet Louis: Memoire sur la construction de l'orgue 1738; Dandrieu Jean-Francois: Premier livre de pieces d'orgue 1739; Diderot D. : Encyclopedie 1751/1772; Corrette Michel: Nouveau livres de Noels 1753; Corrette Michel: VI concerti sei stromenti 1756; Ancelet: Observations sur la musique 1757; Anonyme: Ceremonial du choeur 1758; Rameau Jean-Philippe: Code de musique pratique 1760; Garsault Francois Alexandre Pierre de: Notionnaire ou memorial raisonne 1761; Riepp Karl Joseph: Maniere die register zu coupellieren 1766/1774. Volume 3:Dom Bedos de Celles: L'art du facteur d'orgue (texte) 1766/1778. Volume 4:Dom Bedos de Celles: L'art du facteur d'orgue (planche) 1766/1778; Anonyme: Ceremoniale de l'eglise 1769; Macquer Philippe: Dictionnaire raisonne 1773; Benaut: Pieces d'orgue 1774; Engramelle Marie Dominique Joseph: La tonotechnie 1775. Volume 5:Laborde Jean Benjamin de: Essai sur la musique 1780; Corrette Michel: Pieces pour l'orgue dans un genre nouveau 1787; Encyclopedie: Encyclopedie methodique 1788; Clicquot Francois Henri: Theorie pratique de la facture d'orgue 1789; Silbermann Jean Andre: Melange des jeux s. d. Collection supervised by the musicologist Jean Saint-Arroman, professor at the Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique et de Danse of Paris and at the CEFEDEM Ile de France (Training Centre for Music Teachers). He is the author of the majority of our prefaces and has also been involved in library searches. Facsimiles of copies from:- Academie des Sciences, Belles-Lettres et Arts de Lyon (France)- archives departementales du Cher (France)- Badisches Generallandes-Archiv de Karlsruhe (Germany)- Bayerische Staatsbibliothek of Munich (Germany)- Arsenal Library of Paris (France)- Inguimbertine Library of Carpentras (France)- Mejanes Library of Aix-en-Provence (France)- Municipal Library of Albi (France)- Municipal Library of Amiens (France)- Municipal Library of Auxerre (France)- Municipal Library of Besancon (France)- Municipal Library of Bordeaux (France)- Municipal Library of Chalons-sur-Marne (France)- Municipal Library of Clermont Ferrand (France)- Municipal Library of Grenoble (France)- Municipal Library of Lyon (France)- Municipal Library of Poitiers (France)- Municipal Library of Troyes (France)- National Library of Paris (France)- Sainte-Genevieve Library of Paris (France)- British Library of London (England)- Royal Conservatory of Music of Liege (Belgique)- Gemeente Museum of The Hague (Netherlands)- Protestant Presbytery of Bouxwiller (France)- In Private Collection.
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Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
6 Piezas Breves by Eduardo Torres. For organ or harmonium. Keyboard/Piano. Published by Editorial de Musica Boileau (BO.BA0018).
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Harmonium, Piano and Keyboard
Seal -- Hits. (Piano/Vocal/Guitar). By Seal. For Guitar; Keyboard; Piano; Voice. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. 136 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.34638). ISBN 0739068741. Titles: I Am Your Man * Kiss from a Rose * Crazy * Fly Like an Eagle * Love's Divine * A Change Is Gonna Come * Amazing * Killer * Prayer for the Dying * Get It Together * The Right Life * Future Love Paradise * Waiting for You * Free * Rolling * Don't Cry * If You Don't Know Me by Now * Thank You.
Pages: 136
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Wedding Song (Wither thou goest) (Wo du hingehst) Op.103b by Flor Peeters. For Medium-high Voice and Piano/Organ. Modern. Sheet Music. Text Language: English/German. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P06244B). ISBN M-3007-1059-4. With Text Language: English/German. Modern.
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Michael John LaChiusa Songbook by Michael John Lachiusa. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Artist/Personality; Book; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Broadway. Softcover. 260 pages. Alfred Music Publishing #36430. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (HL.322358). ISBN 0739074040. Broadway. 9x12 inches. This first-ever Michael John LaChiusa sheet music collection contains 39 songs from one of the most distinctive and admired theatre composers of our time. More than 250 pages of music chronicle two decades of LaChiusa shows, from early 1990s breakouts First Lady Suite and Hello Again to celebrated favorites like The Wild Party, See What I Wanna See, and much more. The composer supplied a wealth of previously unpublished music for this collection, ensuring that even the most devoted LaChiusa fan will discover new and exciting songs among these pages. Titles: Adela (from Bernarda Alba) • Beautiful (Marie Christine) • The Bed Was Not My Own (Hello Again) • By the Way (Little Fish) • The Christian Thing to Do (The Seven Deadly Sins) • Coffee (See What I Wanna See) • Curiosity (See What I Wanna See) • Eleanor Sleeps Here (First Lady Suite) • Fraud (Broken Sleep) • The Gift of You (The Nutcracker) • He Wanted a Girl (Giant) • Heaven (Hotel C'est l'Amour) • Hello Again (Hello Again) • Hello, Lover, Hello (Send (who are you? I love you) • The Highest Yellow (The Highest Yellow) • How Many Women in the World? (The Wild Party) • I Don't Hear the Ocean (Marie Christine) • I Ran (Little Fish) • Little Fish (Little Fish) • Martirio (Bernarda Alba) • Mistress of the Senator (Hello Again) • My Husband Was an Army Man (First Lady Suite) • The One I Love (Hello Again) • Optimistic (Lovers and Friends) • People Like Us (The Wild Party) • Private Property (Giant) • Remember Me (Little Fish) • See What I Wanna See (See What I Wanna See) • She Looked at Me (See What I Wanna See) • Simple Creature (Little Fish) • The Smallest Stream (Bernarda Alba) • The Smallest Thing (First Lady Suite) • A Stranger (Giant) • There Will Be a Miracle (See What I Wanna See) • Tom (Hello Again) • Tom Sawyer (Romance Language) • Way Back to Paradise (Marie Christine) • Welcome to My Party (The Wild Party) • When It Ends (The Wild Party).
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Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
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Instruments: Organ, Piano and Keyboard
A Gaelic Blessing - SATB by John Rutter (1945-). For SATB choir and organ accompaniment (Accompaniment: Organ). Royal School of Church Music. Sacred. Medium Adult. Vocal score. Vocal score and organ accompaniment. 8 pages. Duration 1h. Published by Hinshaw Music Inc. (HI.RSCM501). With vocal score and organ accompaniment. Sacred. 9x12 inches.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Choir, Voice, Organ Accompaniment, Vocal, Organ, Piano and Keyboard
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Adagio in g minor by Tomas Albinoni. Arranged by Chris O'Hara. For Solo Trumpet and Organ. Published by AK Brass Press (AK.AKBP242).
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The Beatles - Complete Scores by The Beatles. For voice(s), guitar(s), bass guitar, drum set and keyboard. Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores. Popular boxed gift set. Includes complete transcriptions of all instrumental and vocal parts. Classic Rock, Pop Rock and Psychedelic Rock. Difficulty: medium-difficult. Complete score songbook. Vocal melody, lyrics, standard guitar notation, guitar tablature, standard bass notation, bass tablature, chord names and drum notation. 1136 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.673228). ISBN 0793518326. With vocal melody, lyrics, standard guitar notation, guitar tablature, standard bass notation, bass tablature, chord names and drum notation. Classic Rock, Pop Rock and Psychedelic Rock. 7.25x10.88 inches. A fitting tribute to possibly the greatest pop band ever - The Beatles. This outstanding hard-cover edition features over 1100 pages with full scores and lyrics to all 210 titles recorded by The Beatles. Guitar and bass parts are in both standard notation and tablature. Also includes a full discography. Songs include: All You Need Is Love * And I Love Her * Baby You're a Rich Man * Back in the U.S.S.R. * The Ballad of John and Yoko * Blackbird * Can't Buy Me Love * Come Together * Drive My Car * Eleanor Rigby * From Me to You * Glass Onion * A Hard Day's Night * Help! * Hey Jude * I Saw Her Standing There * I Want to Hold Your Hand * Michelle * Penny Lane * She Loves You * Twist and Shout * Yesterday * and many more! Book is packaged in its own protective box. A must-own for any serious Beatles fan or collector! 7-2/8' x 10-7/8'. About Hal Leonard Transcribed Scores Transcribed Scores are vocal and instrumental arrangements of music from some of the greatest groups in music. These excellent publications feature transcribed parts for lead vocals, backup vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass, drums, and all of the various instruments used in each specific recording session. All songs are arranged exactly the way the artists recorded them.
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This method book helps to organize the daily rehearsal and improve the overall performance level of the ensemble. From as little as five minutes a day to forty-five minutes a day, this book offers the flexibility and options to fit any particular band situation for year two throughout high school. It also provides the director with the resources to meet each student on his or her own level while challenging them to reach the next level. Foundations For Superior Performance includes: Warm-Ups articulation exercises, long tones, and progressive brass lip slurs and woodwind exercises to be played simultaneously. Chorales and Tuning Exercises interval tuning, chord tuning, and chorales in the eight main concert band keys. Technique major and minor scales, mini-scales, scale patterns, scales in thirds, interval studies, and triad and chord studies in all 12 keys Plus one octave scales and arpeggios, full range scales, chromatic scales, major arpeggios and inversions, and advanced fingering charts. Percussion Book Practical exercises for mallets, snare drum, auxiliary percussion, and timpani. 96 pages. By using Foundations For Superior Performance , the following areas can be improved: Sound (tone production). Articulation (styles and concepts). Greater flexibility, agility, and endurance. Increased range. Individual and ensemble listening skills Technique in all twelve major and minor keys. Basic understanding of music theory.
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And to The Cutter for being the first to show Padme alive utilizing footage from The Other Boleyn Girl. I mean no disrespect by borrowing your idea.
- Blu-Ray (BD-25)
- tweaked opening crawl
- trimmed opening space battle throughout (no buzz droids, etc.)
- cut R2D2
- cut all droid talks, screeches and screams
- trimmed final battle with Dooku and Palpatine's over zealous enjoyment
- Anakin kills Dooku without being encouraged by Palpatine
- trimmed rescue throughout
- cut "Time to abandon ship!"
- trimmed crash landing
- trimmed Anakin and Obi-Wan talking after dropping off Palpatine
- cut Padme watching from the shadows, and Anakin rushing to her to learn she's pregnant
- cut Grevious landing on Utapau and talking to the Emperor
- cut Anakin and Padme balcony scene
- cut Anakin talking to Yoda about his dreams
- added scene discussing a possible rebellion
- trimmed Anakin confessing his concerns about the Jedi to Padme
- trimmed Kashyyyk battle
- "I have trained you since you were a small boy…"
- trimmed Obi-Wan going to confront Grevious and ensuing battle
- cut "I sense a plot to destroy the Jedi."
- trimmed scene of Anakin and Padme staring across the city to each other
- tweaked Jedi confrontation and battle with Palpatine
- cut all references to "Vader"
- cut "And so it is."
- cut Obi-Wan swimming to safety
- cut Yoda leaving Kashyyyk
- cut Yoda and Obi-Wan fighting their way into the Jedi temple
- tweaked dialog between Yoda and Obi-Wan in temple
- tweaked dialog between Anakin and Padme on Mustafar
- cut Yoda and Palpatine confrontation and fight
- tweaked Anakin and Obi-Wan fight
- cut Palpatine rescuing Anakin
- cut Padme dying
- added footage of Padme alive with one of the babies
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Okay, this edit is great. The first thing you have to understand going in to this is that Q2 enjoys certain things and hates certain things which you may not agree with. The visual and Audial editing is perfect but there's one big problem, Q2 likes the pace and development of the original movie. In episode 1, he made it into a fast little action packed flick which was quite fun but here it's sloooooow. He cuts down tons of dialogue but ALSO cuts down battles and friendly banter and also any form of comedic relief, I completely understand removing the battle droids' voices but there has to be something there (3P0 and R2) to calm the audience down or to get the audience exited. This leaves a movie with a lot of dialouge for no reason and very little action in comparison. His edit does the same thing as the original but takes out cringe-worthy lines and some silly action. So if you enjoy revenge of the sith already, you will love this edit, if you hate almost everything about revenge of the sith, you will also hate this.
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final part in Q2 fanedit version of the star wars prequels and while episode 3 was a huge improvement as always there's things that need to be cut. as with the previous two edits part 3 is again nicely edited. there are more noticeable cuts but nothing that spoilt my viewing experience.
in this edit i do wish some things hadn't been cut out. i'm not sure how to view C3-PO in this trilogy i mean is he C3-PO from part 2 or was that droid different? in this episode is it C3-PO from 4-6? with cutting dialogue and the memory erase i'm some what confused as to how i'm supposed to view this driod. i think it's a shame that so much of them have been cut from this trilogy, while i understand the removal of artoo flying and anakin creating C3-PO these two characters represent the heart and soul of the franchise.
in the original trilogy it plays out that C3-PO believes he knows it all while it's artoo that is always one set ahead knowing and experiencing what he has in the prequels. i think having them a little more involved in this episode would have been better when going into episode 4.
i didn't miss the empire / yoda fight that was nicely done though i do think these trilogy edits suffer from their endings. with removing darth vader i feel your removing what the prequels were about. it's a different approach from other star wars edits and it may be best suited if your planning on watching all six films in row.
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Simply amazing. This truly takes the movie up to another level. I loved the new creative ending and the removal of many stupid and irritating scenes.
I would have cut the young child jedi dialogue, but otherwise I take my hat of to Q2, this is an ingenious edit.
SPOILER: The scene in the end with Padmé and the baby unfortunately has bad contrast, but thats the only complaint on video quality.
Further more, the ending is somewhat abrupt, but what can you do with the original material? I prefer this before the theatrical release.
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And so I came to the third Fall of the Jedi, with hopes high given the vast improvements to the previous two movies. Sadly, I ended up disappointed.
There's lots to be praised, so lets start there.
Getting rid of the buzz droids from the opening speeds things up nicely.
Getting R2 out of the Grievous/bridge rescue so it's all down to Jedi power (what the Jedi should be relying on, not gimmicky rescues) is great.
I really liked the inclusion of the rebellion first meeting (Padme otherwise having gone from action protagonist in films 1 & 2, to moping about at home in this movie).
I prefer this version losing the Chancellors voice-over during Anakin's internal conflict scene (around 52 min - the "silent" conversation with Padme). However, my suggestion would be to drop "real" Padme from this scene altogether, and for Anakin to be brooding as now, have a brief (Chancellor inspired) vision of Padme screaming, then the run to the ship.
As usual the loss of lots of bad dialogue such as "Hold me like you did on Naboo."/"I have the high ground." is great. I'd definitely also like to have had Euan's bizarre shout of "... to democracy" removed from 1h22m49s. In fact that whole sequence should go:
ANAKIN: Don't lecture me, Obi-Wan. I see through the lies of the Jedi. I do not fear the dark side as you do.
OBI-WAN: Anakin, my allegiance is to the Republic.
ANAKIN: Don't make me kill you.
OBI-WAN: I will do what I must. [ignites his lightsaber]
But then we come to the real problems. As other reviewers have said, this has clunkier editing than in the previous two, with some scenes clipped too closely. The out-and-out most painful is the edit around 10 min on the Grievous ship, going from exiting the lift shaft to running down a corridor, getting caught in a shield and an exchange of dialogue, then being surrounded by droids in 20 seconds! It plays like a trailer! If it's needed to have an R2 unit that they left in the hanger (that doesn't fight and never shows up on the bridge!) to sort this, then what's the prob?
Narrative-wise I dislike where the Dooku/Sidious relationship has got to. I think I'm right in saying the only thing to connect them in the Fall of the Jedi trilogy is Dooku's statement in II about taking the death star plans to his master on Coruscant. Without a specific understanding of that single ambiguous line, Dooku becomes a goody in this trilogy! He was a Jedi (good), who became aware that there was a Sith at the heart of the Republic (correct), so struck out on his own to form an alliance against it (brave, commanding), and he couldn't bring himself to kill the defeated Anakin/Obi-Wan at the end of II (merciful)!
Now actually I don't have a problem with that - character complexity! But I'm pretty sure that isn't what was intended by Q2 (given the master-on-Coruscant line).
And III is where dropping the Dooku/Sideous relationship costs us: the Lucas version shows us evil turning on itself when the Chancellor tells Anakin to kill him, and shows us the price in Dooku's expression. The scene should be edited in much the way Q2 has done: lose the cartoony Chancellor laugh and "Good, Anakin, good.", lose the "Kill him now!", lose Anakin's conflict. But (with a bit more reference to Dooku/Sideous included at the end of II - without dialogue if necessary, just show them standing together and imply a close relationship if you really don't want them to talk!) I think the Dooku execution scene should keep the first "Kill him!", Dooku's expression of bewildered betrayal, then Anakin acting. Without that, we lose a great lesson on evil.
But I'd let all this go if it wasn't for the ending.
Conceptually I disagree with the idea of preserving who Vader really is until Empire. The purpose of the prequels is to chart the course of the creation of the fiction's greatest icon of evil. Of course the "Nooooo." has to go. But we so rarely get to see the birth of evil, only it's effects and a hero fighting it. Now, instead of showing the birth of evil, the trilogy shows the defeat of evil, with Anakin probably dead at the end!
In the scene where Anakin lies defeated, Q2 wants to cut Obi-Wan's poorly-delivered chosen-one lines which I understand; but I'd have kept Anakin's "I hate you!", plus the about 15 seconds of non-dialogue that seems to have gone as well. This is a scene the trilogy has been building to, we need to dwell on it as much as we can.
And I'm not a fan of The Other Boleyn Girl (for anyone who doesn't get the reference - this is the clip of Portman holding baby from said movie). If Padme is not allowed to die from depression (which tends not to be passively fatal), it should at least be in child-birth! How can one of the three key trilogy protagonists just disappear from the series? I know Q2 is trying to align the film with what Leia says about her mother in RotJ, but to have the disappearance of Padme explained by a throw-away line three movies later seems bizarre treatment of a series principal. Yes Lucas messed up, there's nothing we can do about it - Padme should die.
And the way it's done, the viewer doesn't even know there are twins! There is a conversation about children needing to be split up (whose children? Padme hasn't been shown or described as having given birth, and there is no mention of her pregnant with twins). Next Padme is shown crying, holding a baby; then Obi-Wan gives a baby to Beru. How do we know Padme was not saying goodbye, and it was the same child?
Finally, the loss of the Yoda/Sidious fight. I could live with the loss of Yoda/Dooku for reasons I explained in my review of II. But Q2 went to far this time! I have to say it's not a scene I particularly enjoy, but it represents really important themes: the folly of judging from appearances; the ability to hold power but not use it. As I said in my II review, the Yoda fighting scenes are when we learn he's not just talk, he's been massively powerful all this time and simply chosen not to abuse/misuse it. To resort to violence last; but be able to if justified: that's a lesson I don't want taken away from the world. :-)
There we go. Some great work by Q2, but sorry, you lost me at goodbye.


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