I need a pro to confirm a piece!!!

[ihatepop]

See, I have visited a website that offers 'simple' versions of sheet music(its public domain, of course) and they provided a version of Chopin's Grande Valse Brilliente. I have attached it below. Can anyone tell me if the score is an original or a simple version?

Thanks,

ihatepop

[thalbergmad]

Looks like the original to me old boy.

Thal

[ihatepop]

How bout this, then?

ihatepop (uhatepop 2 )

[jre58591]

that too is the original. but the second piece in there is missing some pages.

[phil13]

The typset on those files is not really great. Best find the same files at sheetmusicarchive.net or piano.ru

And yeah, the 2nd waltz in the 2nd file is only about 50% there. Or less.

Phil

[ihatepop]

The typset on those files is not really great. Best find the same files at sheetmusicarchive.net or piano.ru

And yeah, the 2nd waltz in the 2nd file is only about 50% there. Or less.

Phil

By the way, how do you acess the sheet music in piano.ru? And the whole site is in...umm...a language I don't understand. Help!!!

ihatepop

[thalbergmad]

By the way, how do you acess the sheet music in piano.ru? And the whole site is in...umm...a language I don't understand. Help!!!

ihatepop

Click on the little Union Jack, and it turns into English.

[phil13]

Click on the little Union Jack, and it turns into English.

Well, most of it. You can at least get to the composer. From there though, most of it is guess-and-check.

Fortunately, there are no limits on how many you can download.

Phil

[jre58591]

its not guess and check. move your mouse over the link, and, atthe lower lieft of your browser, you can see the target URL of the link, which should end with the name of the piece, in english, not cyrillic. hope this helps.