Hi! I`m currently listening to "Carnival of Venice" (recorded by Sir James Galway), and I was just wondering if any of you knew of a good student arrangement of this piece. If you could please give me the name of the arranger, that would be most helpful! Thanks!

~Emily~

I have a shorter version of it with just the basic melody in a student book. I can email it to you if you give me your email adress.

Sorry, I don`t post my email adress on here anymore because of the looney people out there.

Okay, nevermind, I didn`t see that I could click on your name and get your adress. Just let me know if you would like me to send it your way.

Hi! I would really like you to send it to me please, if you have the time. Thanks!

Sure thing, I will scan it and send it to you right now.

Kara: could you send me a copy too?

Here is the ACTUAL original James Galway played version. It is in midi form, so just download the free midinotate PLAYER. On the virtual sheet music Right click where it says allegretto midi and save it to your computer open it midinotate player, and there you go


http://www.virtualsheetmusic.com/score/CarnevaleFl.html

http://www.notation.com/midinotatedownload.htm

Click midinotate player at the bottom of the page. ITS FREE

Sorry, thats not a student version though

Sweet! I love the version that James Galway plays. It`s absolutely beautiful. Now I have a new piece to work on. YAY!

Emmy, could you email the piece to me?

Did Galway really play it as fst as that midi?

You can download the song on itunes and listen. Its REALLY worth the 99 cents

Yes, he did play it as fast as the file. It`s so fun to listen to. I wonder what style of articulation he used. I`ve only been exposed to double and triple tounging, so it might be something totally different. My technique teacher at Blue Lake said that I need to learn how to "forward tounge in the French style" and I had no idea as to what she was talking about. Maybe he was forward tounging...I don`t know.