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A Thousand Miles at 44 plays. I am a sad person, yes. :P

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Quote from: "feishien"
Quote from: "Simply Ordinary"
Anybody have that 'studio' version of Heroes and Thieves that the world has except me? The link on the front page won't work for me with the cookies thing.

Also, if anybody has the single version of Pretty Baby... :D


Heroes and Thieves: http://www.sendspace.com/file/7a1sik :)
EDIT: Pretty Baby (single): http://www.sendspace.com/file/mcbi1g


:o Thanks so much, especially for the Pretty Baby single version one! I had that, but I had to rip it from the HQ music video so the quality wasn't all that great, and Heroes and Thieves = :).

EDIT: And the studio version of Swindler I've been hearing about... none of the links I've seen have worked, so if by any chance such a song even exists, could anyone please send it? :D

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Anybody have that 'studio' version of Heroes and Thieves that the world has except me? The link on the front page won't work for me with the cookies thing.

Also, if anybody has the single version of Pretty Baby... :D

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I know this is completely and utterly impossible, but if anybody has piano sheet music of her cover of Where the Streets Have No Name that'd be awesome possum. :D

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General Vanessa Carlton Discussion / Sway [chord-related]
« on: May 15, 2007, 04:02:17 pm »
Quote from: "VanessaPiana"
I think it's in B Minor. I don't really know anything about the Dorian Mode, since I only know songs, except by whether they're in Major or Minor key. [Someone corrected me by saying that Papa is in Eb Dorian, but it's really in Ebm b/c it has 6 flats in the key signature.] But I think you have a point about the Dorian mode b/c it seems to me that it's a cross between F#m, A Major, and Bm. I just got an idea; if you can't really tell what key a song is in, then it's most likely in Dorian mode.


Uh, not necessarily. Major and minor are in their own modes: Ionian and Aeonian (correct me if I'm wrong), respectively. There are seven different church modes, each of them starting on a different degree of the scale. Songs could be in any of those modes, but the ones that most composers stick with are Ionian and Aeonian. Dorian is more common in things like jazz.

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Introduce Yourself / Hi!
« on: May 13, 2007, 11:52:09 am »
Yes it is, actually. :P Thanks! :D

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Introduce Yourself / Hi!
« on: May 12, 2007, 09:00:47 pm »
Hi! I'm... just Simply Ordinary, haha. I think Vanessa Carlton has some exciting songs and being a pianist myself, her songs are not technically difficult but are nice warm-ups. :P I've been playing piano since age of 6 and am currently in RCM Level 10. If you're not Canadian you probably won't understand it, but that's okay.

This place looks exciting I guess.

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General Vanessa Carlton Discussion / Sway [chord-related]
« on: May 12, 2007, 08:59:09 pm »
I actually think that it's in B Dorian, meaning that it has the same key signature as A major but instead starts and ends on the supertonic, B.

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