new version 16:27 on Sunday, July 31, 2005
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(Pianoman)
In fact, I think after transposing, that version`s ending is correct. (My transcribed ending was not.) You may want to take note of this if you are performing the song. The song is in E minor.
Outcast-Roses Piano 08:40 on Monday, September 05, 2005
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(Christian)
Hey Everybody. I´m devastated bcause I can´t find the right tones for the song : Outcast-Roses.
I can´t read notes, but as I see I´m not the only one who can´t.
Doesn´t anybody got all the notes ang finger plays on a paper or can write it down that they can just email to me : chrille_cr@hotmail.com
Wow I`m impressed 21:45 on Sunday, November 13, 2005
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(Ketchup (Alan))
Wow! I can not believe that people still come to this forum and ask about Roses notes. The last time I`ve been here was like last year and Pianoman was like the professional music writer. This might be the only source of finding and getting the intro of Roses, I`m really looking forword for this forum to to made history and for us to be part of it . And I was wondering how did Piano man figured out the notes. If anyone else still visit this site, please leave a post and I`ll be back to check. Even though the notes were pretty hard to read, overcome it by practicing the E minor scale before playing the song. Just try it, it would make it little bit easier for you to play the song, and hopefully you are won`t forget that this forum began last year!! I hope that no one will destrop this forum and let`s make this history!
Re: How I transcribed my version... 19:37 on Friday, December 02, 2005
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(Andrew Carter)
"And I was wondering how did Piano man figured out the notes. If anyone else still visit this site, please leave a post and I`ll be back to check."
Alan,
When I did my transcription back on page 2 (http://www.8notes.com/f/36_53169.asp?spage=2) I listened to it over and over again in Windows Media Player where you can slow it down to half the tempo but keep the same pitch. Luckily the computer is only a few metres away from the piano so I could just go back and forth between the two taking a guess at it and changing it until it sounded right, bar by bar. I just tried to isolate individual notes that I wasn`t sure about in my mind. I know literally almost no theory so there was most likely a more logical and easier way to guess what the chords were...but I just listened hard.