Songs 4 U Volume 9

Hi Folks,

I've just updated my website with 18 Songs/Tunes in Volume 9. They are in KN7000 format on the 'KN Downloads' page and in WMA Format on the 'WMA File Downloads' page (81 -98). www.willumspages.co.uk

Hope you enjoy.............

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Willum

After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music.
Aldous Huxley

[This message has been edited by Bill Norrie (edited 11-04-2006).]

Hi Bill,

I really love your site especially the WMA section.

I know it was a lot of work, but the payoff is simply great!!

Thanks a million.

Larry Gosmeyer

Hi Willum:

Just listened to your work, all are very enjoyable, with a wide range of song types. I do have a favorite, and never thought the music #15 BOGEY could be done digitally so well. You nailed that one.

Shouldn't the readme file in the zip file be #9?

Anthony

[This message has been edited by AnthonyCian (edited 11-04-2006).]

Bill,

Great additions to my library. Between you and Larry, I have music in my car for a long time.

Your Comming to America should be played when you, Peter and Roger arrive at the Florida Keyboard Convention. Well done, my friend.

Fran in SC

Great job, Bill. My favorite is "I Can't Get Started". I like the way you created the intro and ending composer parts, and the way you used the soloist horns.

Hi Bill - Great Stuff - your best yet.

Loved "I can't get started" and "My Funny Valentine" particularly........Joan

Bill - absolutely superb styles beautifully played - your creativity knows no bounds, and the detail in something like Amarillo is fascinating...well done indeed
Rog

Hi Bill
You've done it again, terrific arrangements as always.
Best regards
Eddie

Thanks Bill

As usual good stuff !

Larry

Hi Bill.
What a lovely bit of playing you have created.
All my favorite tunes and played to perfection.
Roll on Volume ten.
Kind regards.
Joe

Sincere thanks to all who responded, both here and by e-mails. Your continued support and kind comments are very much appreciated

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Willum

After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music.
Aldous Huxley