Piano Sonata No. 14

[Pupdude]

Also known as Moonlight Sonata.

Now, before you shoot me down by saying you can't use it because it's not public domain, allow me to point you here.

If someone on the DWSK forums made a recording of it, and gave us permission, we could still use it, seeing how the sheet music is public domain.

Or, we could use this public domain recording I just found.
(It's only the third movement)
Found a site that has all three. Will see if I can combine the three.
Better link here

Now, I would chart it myself, but to be honest, EOF's interface scares me. 0.0

If anyones willing to do this, I'd be happy to help in whatever way I can.

Attached is the sheet music. Will see if I can find a "tabbed" version for easier charting.

Moonlight Sonata.pdf (363.21 KB)

[raynebc]

EOF doesn't have a way to chart pro keys anyway. As far as the recording goes, it shouldn't be too hard to create/find a MIDI of the song and record the audio generated by a software/hardware synthesizer. Much easier than getting somebody that can play it flawlessly on a real piano, unless a public domain recording is available.

[Pupdude]

Would be nice to have it charted for Pro, Adv, and Legacy Keys. We all know that's not going to happen, though.

[raynebc]

People already author pro keys using other tools like MIDI editors. It's not that it can't be done, if just one person puts in the effort to author it, it will have happened.

[Pupdude]

I'm not talking about Pro Keys. I'm talking about Legacy Keys not happening.

[rbpwnage]

I can make a version of it in FL Studio. Would that work?

[vandorb12]

Jun 19, 2013 15:37:58 GMT rbpwnage said:

I can make a version of it in FL Studio. Would that work?

Just as long as you follow the documentation correctly, you can do that.