Musicians & Enthusiasts: What Music are you Practicing/Learning?

[Reef]

Just got done with most of the Mario 1 themes on the keyboard


and the main overworld theme for Mario 3



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Now I'm working on Super Mario World: Overworld Theme

and Zelda: overworld

[wildzer0]

I've been learning piano/organ parts to Sonics songs. It's really fun for someone who doesn't know a lot about music theory because the songs are simple enough to get up to speed pretty quickly.And always playing drums with the band, show with The Fleshtones tomorrow, and we just released our first record.

[MagicNinja]

lol u guys are nerds. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I am learning appassionata movent 3 by beethoven, liebestraume by liszt, and also trying to 'clean up' some old pieces i used to play for piano and i also just got started with this book by mark levine about learning jazz piano.

Playing random stuff on guitar.

[guids]

that is awesome. Post original mario songs too pls. Man, this makes me want to take up piano so I can randomly bust out the mario themes.

[Reef]

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that is awesome. Post original mario songs too pls. Man, this makes me want to take up piano so I can randomly bust out the mario themes.

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link to mario and other sheet music



youtube video of what it sounds like

[Falc]

I play guitar and am currently learning:

John Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss

Steve Vai - Tender Surrender

Also for the acoustic stuff:
Classical Gas by Mason Williams

Aswell as practicing various technique's. But I tend to get bored of a song if I get stuck or play it too much so this list has probably changed in a week lol. Gonna try to disicipline myself and learn them tho.

[Peter Harris]

Vangelis - Memories of Green
for piano.

Will pick up acoustic guitar this summer.

[Skoob]

I bought a ukelele last summer and have been printing off random tab charts for pop songs that I sing and play to my son (19 months old). He's particularly fond of YMCA and Oops, I Did It Again.

[WhoIam]

Traveling with a guitar is difficult, so I bought a baritone ukulele to travel with. The four strings are the same as the 4 highest strings on a guitar so it's easy to adapt. It's actually bigger than I thought it would be and traveling with it is kind of a pain w/o a really large bag. Acoustic songs translate really well, but I also have some fun playing AC/DC, Rage Against the Machine, and Ram Jam on it.

[oddjob]

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I bought a ukelele last summer and have been printing off random tab charts for pop songs that I sing and play to my son (19 months old). He's particularly fond of YMCA and Oops, I Did It Again.

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your sons gay?