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Some Fun: Christmas Music!
on: December 17, 2005, 03:16:15 AM
I spent this afternoon w/ my brother sight reading through a christmas song book, and we decided to record some of it, just for fun.      :D   

These are not supposed to be perfect recordings, but just some wacky ones to get you into the holiday season!  Lots of mess-ups and bad improvisations.      :)   

All the pieces are put into one sound file, so they are continuous.  There are about 5 songs or so I think, most of which you might find familiar.     (I'll be Home for Christmas; Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas; Little Drummer Boy, etc.)  ;)   

  https://savefile.com/files/5054288 

Enjoy!
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