Technics Forum friends:
A couple of days ago (Monday), I was just getting ready to record & post a Christmas song, when fellow Synthzone Technics forum buddy, John North (UK), contacted me on Skype to tell me about a new (recent) song entitled: "Nine Million Bicycles In Beijing", written & sung by UK pop singer sensation,
Katie Melua .
John suggested, perhaps because of its asian pop flavor sound, that I might be interested in recording it on my Tyros2. Immediately after hearing it, I was excited to record my rendition of it, even though I of course realize it imcomparable to Katie's Melua's wonderful original. Because no sheet music or leadsheet is yet available, I had to pick it up completely by ear, listening to the MP3 of the original CD cut. I performed & recorded it on my Tyros2 in auto accompaniment mode utilizing the Tyros2's "ContempPopBld" style. Hope you guys enjoy my 'quickly put together' rendition of this beautiful contemporary love song. Whether we utilize a Technics, Roland, Korg, GEM, or Yamaha keyboard to produce our music isn't the important thing. It's all about the joy of sharing in our music making excitement. John North: A great BIG thanks to you for tell me about, and suggesting this terrific song.
To listen:
Go to my WEBSITE:
Scott Yee Entertainment then Click on the "Song Demos" page link.
"Nine Million Bicycles In Beijing" is located in the "Classic Ballads" Section. Both DSL & 56K dialup versions are available.
Side note: This song composition was inspired when Katie Melua and friends were on a trip in China, and their tour guide pointed out that, believe it or not, there actually are, over nine million bicycles in Beijing:
Happy Holidays to all,
Scott