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wizzarts Mahler Posts: 1,057	Boyz and their toyz Mar 26, 2013 9:56:15 GMT Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by wizzarts on Mar 26, 2013 9:56:15 GMT I will see what I can do... But also it is sung in german so I hope you will understand all the little puns in there....
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Boyz and their toyz Mar 26, 2013 17:17:41 GMT

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Mar 26, 2013 9:56:15 GMT wizzarts said:

". . . But also it is sung in german so I hope you will understand all the little puns in there....

Unfortunately, the puns will go by unnoticed. Though I've sung a fair amount of German text my tie to the language was severed when my friend passed.

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Youtube Links

Joe Virgilio's "Sanctus"

Paolo Eriani's "Rondeau Prestige"

A selection of music by Steve Chandler

Joseph Virgilio's Easter Tableaux

Online Stores and Publishers

Here you will find some online sheet music stores that may interest you. a few of these stores publish works from some of the members.If you know of any that the members might like to view please let me know!

1.NotePerformer
2.Score Exchange
3.Forton Music
4.Spartan Music
5.Music for Brass
6.HaMaR Percussion Music
7.Arrange Me

SOS from the beginning

SOS was formed about 14 years ago as a result of SIBmus (Sibelius Music) ceasing to exist. SOS is intended to fill this gap by providing a platform that allows fellow composers and musicians to communicate. In the intervening period SOS has expanded to include competitions and provide a conduit between budding composers and publishers of music. My vision is that SOS will continue to be a useful site long into the future and that it will grow its reputation as a friendly and informative place for musicians to exchange their musical thoughts and ideas.

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