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Almost 20,000 people are dead and the number is said to be approaching 50,000 in a few days. It was the worst disaster in 30 years in China. Hopefully more people can be saved with more financial supports and may the victims rest in peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For those who are looking to contribute to current aid efforts underway, you can now donate money to the Red Cross Society of China which has formed a disaster relief working group to be dispatched to the earthquake-stricken Wenchuan County in Sichuan. They have also published an emergency relief hotline, along with bank account infor
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Yiruma's Kiss The Rain is the theme music for Korean Drama "A Moment To Remember". The musical score echoes with the drama's recurring stance on love: "Love is but memory, left with nothing else". Before we all forget, let's seal this piece of memory. Link to sheet download: http://piano-room.blogspot.com/2008/01/yiruma-kiss-rain.html About The Composer: Yiruma, (born 15 Feb 1978, Seoul, Korea) is a South Korean piano music composer. He is well known throughout the world, and his albums are sold all over the United States and Europe, as well as Asia. His most famous pieces include "Kiss the Rain", "May Be" and "River Flows in You" (First
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I basically have some copyright questions here on an experimentation blog I made for sharing piano sheets: http://piano-room.blogspot.com/ Those PDF and Midi files on the blog are made through notation softwares, not the scans of original scores. Many of them are going to be imitation of the original. Will copyright forbid publishing these imitation pieces online? Will copyright forbid publishing jazz variation of Fur Elise online? I have checked the "fair use" page of Copyright office, http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl102.html It seems like as long as the website stays as non-profit and small scale, things should be fine. I have made sever
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Really like your style :worship:
LOOOOL hi you
thanks for the fav! ^_^
Some really cool work in your gallery!! Thank you also for the visit and fav!