Hey kids (and by kids, I mean sirs, and by sirs, I mean -- please don't hurt me),

I'm getting married in the summer. As much as I'd like my wedding to be in judge's chambers, it is not. I want to use the piano music from the credits, but I need the, well I'm not a music major (haha, I'm a history major -- that's funny!), sheet music (the notes, the notes!). I am pretty sure that RT doesn't have a score book. Any ideas?

Chas

P.S. Sorry about the delays in the new page. I worked on it once the semester was over in Milwaukee, but now that I'm home, I lack the resources. I wish I would have kept the old page instead of that horrible program that we switched, too. God save the queen. Wait, no, don't.

You may just have to get some music dork to learn it by ear. <p><!--EZCODE HR START--><hr /><!--EZCODE HR END-->Even if I'm not 100%, I'm still kick-ass. -- Jack Black</p>

I'll transcribe it for you if you pay me 50 dollars through pay pal. I'll send you the notes first (via e-mail or a link). Let me know if you're interested.

From,
Two-Bit Chartered Accountant

Get lost. Making money off someone else's copyrighted material is moronic. <p><!--EZCODE LINK START--><a href="http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mycollection.asp?alias=GraemeHill">My DVDs</a><!--EZCODE LINK END--></p>Edited by: Raleigh St Clair at: 1/4/04 12:01 pm

well...
If you can't find sheet music anywhere for it, I'd say it's worth it. That's gotta be a pain in the ass to do on a piano. Guitar chords and shit isn't all that hard, but the piano transcription can't be easy.

50 bucks may be a little steep though.
<p><!--EZCODE HR START--><hr /><!--EZCODE HR END-->Even if I'm not 100%, I'm still kick-ass. -- Jack Black</p>

Any ideas for the sheet music?

My fear about someone transcribing it is... how do I know if it's "right"? sigh.

Chas