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Thanks guys! The head of faculty was enjoying working his way through it! :)Don’t cry for me
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Just had news yesterday, that someone I know for a few years has agreed to publish the transcription of the First Movement from Mahler's 6th Symphony for wind symphony orchestra.!Don’t cry for me
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AND even (why not) 
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Cheers Ferney!Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post AND even (why not) Don’t cry for me
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Incredible news!
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wholeheartedly seconded: many congratulations BBMOriginally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post AND even (why not)
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Thank you guys. the publisher liked my use of the piano, for the harp part!Don’t cry for me
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Great stuff bbmComment
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My current project, is JSB's great organ work, Prelude & Fugue in Eb, BWV552, "St. Ann".Don’t cry for me
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Diverting slightly, but still bang on topic, the Pianist magazine is staging a competition, inviting readers to submit a piano transcription of any existing work (maximum length 64 bars).Comment
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Oooh! I might do an transcription of Ravel's Pictures at an Exhibition!Originally posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View Post
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