All sheet music to my songs are no longer free. Sorry, but I'm about to go to college in the fall and I know I'm gonna be sorry in the future if I didn't make this move now. This idea came to me when (so far) three people pm'ed me that they were willing to pay for sheet music. Let's get into details now.

1.) Each nocturne/prelude/caprice/petit morceau will be priced at $2.95 (which is a dollar less than the usual price for solo piano scores)
2.) The simultaneous purchase of any 3 nocturne/prelude/caprice/petit morceau will be priced at $6.95 saving you a bit of money rather than purchasing them one by one.
3.) Piano + Instrument pieces are $3.95 (for example, my Fading Memories piece for piano and solo Oboe)
4.) I'm still going to refrain from selling my orchestral pieces that I've composed before today, except my Respite in Eb major and possibly my Requiem for the Great Citizen for $5.95 (when they're available).
5.) All future orchestral pieces that I will compose will have available sheet music and will be for sale immediately upon the song's submission to the AP (still $5.95)
6.) All bagatelles will be 99 cents each.

EDIT: The entire sheet music to the full version of Marche au Chateau in G minor is now available for $5.95!

With money now involved, I have been making the scores look more professional with tempo markings, italian expression texts, dynamics, articulations, etc. All scores made in Sibelius 5.0

All transactions will be made through PayPal. The email address associated with the account is Justblaze981@aol.com. EMAIL ME to buy a score. DO NOT PM ME about it. After the money has been transferred, I will email you a .pdf file of the desired piece.

Thus far, I have scores to:

Sketch for String Orchestra no. 1 Elegie for a Free Tibet in E minor
Marche au Chateau in G minor
Respite in Eb major
Elegie for Oboe Piano and String Orchestra in C minor
Impromptu no. 1 in C# minor
The Village Minute Dance
Bagatelle no. 1 in A minor
Bagatelle no. 2 in G# minor
Butterfly Voice in E major
For Stephanie in Db Major
L'angoisse Romantique I. Melancholie in B minor
L'angoisse Romantique II. L'amour in D major (Nocturne no. 9 For Daziella)
L'angoisse Romantique III. Sans Retour in E minor
L'angoisse Romantique V. Melancholie in D minor
Nocturne no. 3 in C minor
Nocturne no. 4 in C minor
Nocturne no. 10 in G# minor Tristesse
Caprice for Solo Violin in B minor Variations I-X
Prelude no. 6 in F minor For a Story yet to Begin
Prelude no. 7 in F# minor
Prelude no. 8 in C minor Last Snowfall
Un Petit Morceau in A minor
Three Impressionistic Pieces - I. Tarantella in C major
Three Impressionistic Pieces - II. Pensées in A minor

Please comment if I've left something out because I feel like I have.
Thanks for your time!

-Winterwind-NS

Hey peoples
It was Dazi's birthday this past Wednesday May 7th and this is my present! My ninth nocturne in D Major.
Enjoy the music/drop a comment on the video/subscribe because there will be more videos of compositions that I don't feel like sequencing.

Witness this perfect performance of Claude Debussy's Clair de Lune from his Suite bergamasque played by yours truly!

RIGHT HERE

ok well this is actually back while I was still learning the song..
but I have it down now and I'll record that soon as well.

Oh! and a lifetime supply of cookies to whoever can guess what the song is at the beginning of the video before I start the Debussy piece. haha
Subscribe s'il vous plait :]

-Winter

I have two Youtube videos of me playing a few pieces on my account for those who are interested.

Me playing my Prelude no. 6 in F Minor 'For a Story yet to Begin', L'angoisse Romantique I. Melancolie (a piece not on newgrounds), and then Prelude no. 8 in C minor 'Last Snowfall'

and also, a challenging piece by Franz Liszt

Liebestraum no. 3 in Ab major 'Love Dream' O lieb, so lang du lieben kannst!

Here's a video of an anonymous pianist playing my 4th Nocturne in C minor
Andante Amoroso

and another of the same pianist playing my 6th nocturne
Moderato Semplice

These videos are fairly old now and I WILL be posting new videos very soon once I get a new USB for my camcorder. So please subscribe if you're looking forward to that.

-Winter

HEY

i put two videos on youtube

Me playing my Prelude no. 6 in F Minor 'For a Story yet to Begin', L'angoisse Romantique (a piece not on newgrounds), and then Prelude no. 8 in C minor 'Last Snowfall'

and

Me playing Franz Liszt's Liebestraum no. 3 in Ab major 'Love Dream'

Sorry about the small mess ups in the recordings. It was quite early
which explains the morning hair.

You're all invited to my pants party

but its fucking wintertime

WORD

Here's a picture that I find hilarious

Keep ur eye out for the release of the sequel to Amateur Sex Bunnies 1
The gripping story about a girl who knocked on the wrong door while on her way to a friends house and ends up in a wild orgy through doublespeak enticing.
My latest tracks have been used in this upcoming blockbuster film

Preorder your copy today at www.amazon.com!

and no, im not serious
but u can go to my myspace if u want lawl
www.myspace.com/tibetanresonance

Music is the only thing in life that can best solace and refresh my heart whenever it is overflowing with burdens. All through my life, music has always had a great impact in my life. Music has the power to change my mood, but the thing I find most intriguing about music is that it doesn't necessarily end up improving your mood every time: like all forms of art, it imitates life, which is not always portrayed in a positive light. The musicians that I admire most have the versatility to induce several different emotional responses in the same piece; someone who can play without thought, yet with dexterity; someone who plays their instrument as if it were an extension of their body.

Music is far more than just audible harmony. It can be thought of in a highly mathematical sense, which leaves one in awe of the seemingly endless combinations of rhythm, tone and intervals that a good musician can produce. Admiring music in this way is a lot like admiring the intricacy of a snowflake. All of the aforementioned qualities of music have one thing in common: they can be defined with numeric, specific values. However, the greatest aspect of music lies elsewhere, and cannot be specifically defined with words. It is the reaction that each individual has when they are confronted with their favorite (or least favorite) kind of music.

There aren't many words to describe the emotional reaction I get when I hear certain songs, even those that don't have the "complexity" of some of the more skillful artists. Music can be viewed from many different perspectives. When I think of music, I take all of these points of view into account. My goal, simply put, is to hone my craft in every aspect, to the very furthest of my ability.

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help me add more stuff.

What does my music consist of?

Dinosaurs clashing with space invaders
on an intergalactic battlefield
littered with Lionel Richie records
with the aroma of Macaroni & Cheese
and Pomegranate & Green Tea water additive on the side
mixed with a hint of melted dark chocolate.

and now, an acrostic poem about me

W interwind bitch
I hate acrostic poems
N ickels taste swell
T inkerbell is fucking small. holy hell
E ndorses trojan extra thin condoms
R aging sex is what I enjoy on a daily basis

----------Rocky's Edit------------

W imps out at video games
I s inferior to Rocky
N ever drinks root beer :(
D ines (in HELL)

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Thanks for getting to know me better!

I'm two weeks pregnant.
oh no