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Michael Dene


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Gippsland,Victoria, Australia
Post  Posted 21 Aug 2006 5:45 pm    
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Just for fun I have arranged Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata for E9.

Although I enjoy being able to share it, my primary reason for notating it in full is so I don't have to work out
how to play Bar x again when my memory fails. ( Old Timer's Syndrome)

I have omitted the bass line(s), A) for simplicity , B) to make it flow more smoothly, C)because I have access to
a "tame" bass player . If anyone is desperate for the bass line I'll try and type it out when I get time.

I have taken very little poetic license in the arrangement, much less than I imagined when I started.

I'm sorry for the little bits of screen image that appear in the tab ... I'll try and clean them up in the near future. (Done!)

2nd half to follow shortly....
2nd half here.. http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/002853.html

Moonlight Sonata ... Beethoven
arranged for E9 Pedal Steel

Copedent
ABC standard
E lowers 4 & 8 1/2 tone
F raises 4 & 8 1/2 tone
G raises 1 & 7 1/2 tone
X lowers 5 & 10 1/2 tone
AX (or half pedal A) raises 5&10 half tone
D lowers 2 & 9 1/2 tone
DD lowers 2 whole tone and 9 1/2 tone








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