Thanks Jan for this wonderful file.
Not enough on it , but you could remedy this!!!! Again, Thanks. Walter.

Jan,

What a great file. You are gifted.

cheers,

Fran in Florida

Hi Jan

Many thanks for the most enjoyable piece of music as someone stated there’s not enough of it and know what you mean about isolating occupation I invariably sit upstairs with my headphones playing away in a world of my own

Pete

Hi Jan,
Listened to your song this afternoon. Thanks for your talent. It also opened up a new field of styles for me. I don't play much in the "world" catageory, but after listen to you, I will be more inclined to give it a try. I'm with the others - not long enough. A suggestion,I noticed that you used the music style arranger, so the pads are all set, after playing through once, hit pad 6 (a minor solo) for the bridge and then play through the song again. Will make it a little longer or after the solo is over, use the transpose, go up one key and then play through again. I really enjoyed your playing, tempo and choice of style, the above it not a critism just a suggestion. We will all be waiting for more. Keep up the good work.
Best Regards,
Dave

I agree with everyone else. You are very talented. I enjoyed listening to you play. It was beautifully done. I, too, will look at using the world styles after hearing you play. Can't wait for the next one.

Hi
I would love to have your song, that everyone everyone is so complimentory.
Merci,Pauline

OLE ! Jan,
Just looking for my castenets !
Beautifully played with real expression.
John Williams should be worried !
Looking forward to your next.
Cheers,

Derek

Hi Jan

E-Mail on it's way

Many thanks in advance

Regards

Brian

Hi Jan

Just downloaded and played your song, it was great. I think the title is "Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto De Aranjeuz". I have it on CD by both, John Williams and Hank Marvin and I have tried to play it on guitar myself a while ago but did not spend enough time on it. Is the sheet music available for easy keyboard ,if so do you know what book it is in.
Keep up the good work and I look forward to your future postings.

BTW who played the trumpet?

Regards

Brian

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