Hello friends
I am looking for a title of an Italian waltz which I don't know
Do re do sib la sib sol la sib do re do la ect 😂😂😂merci a vous
I am looking for a title of an Italian waltz which I don't know
Do re do sib la sib sol la sib do re do la ect 😂😂😂merci a vous
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Bibitimuz
05/04/2023
Hello, it is about the carnival of Venice or carvanale di Venezia that you can find by typing the title in the research of scores. Have a nice day
julo59G
05/04/2023
I found sdur free a link to your score
here is the link https://www.free-scores.com/partitions_telecharger.php?partition=14813#
here is the link https://www.free-scores.com/partitions_telecharger.php?partition=14813#
julo59G
05/04/2023
now you say that the scores are in the site, if that is okay with you
julo59G
05/04/2023
published in the site
Hello,
I am surprised to find rarely titles in French. It seems to me that in the old version, it was not the case. It is very unpleasant because often unknown titles and not everyone speaks English fluently (or another language)
I am surprised to find rarely titles in French. It seems to me that in the old version, it was not the case. It is very unpleasant because often unknown titles and not everyone speaks English fluently (or another language)
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Cindou11
27/12/2020
Good observation ... But, it is easier to go and find what is on the net (all scanned) ... and to deposit, hence the titles in English ... This had the effect of discouraging all those who took the trouble, the time ... to scan the French editions and the old editions ... But, it is not the first time that we make the remark ♫♫
mussetmarie
27/12/2020
yes it's true for those who don't know the languages it's a bit of a mess I totally agree
Marie
Marie
ERICA69
28/12/2020
Yes, I am talking about the new scores.
Unknown
30/12/2020
Hello, yes, as Cindou pointed out, some applicants do not translate the title in its French version. Afterwards, some of them, like the series of folkloric titles for example, simply do not have French titles
I'm looking for an old song, maybe interpreted by Charles Trenet, in the words: 20 years all his hair and all his teeth....30 years....40 years ... until 60 years ... and we end by Enjoy it we are not always 20 years.
Thank you for your attention
Thank you for your attention
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