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Hi everybody,

We are at the end of this year. And Christmas is coming...
Today is the first day of November. And it's more than one month from now to Xmas. So today I would like to share with you a package of Christmas sheet musics, and I hope you can choose some sheets from this package to play on the Christmas Day.
And I believe all of you will have a good prepare for Christmas! I also provide some links of some website which share the sheet musics for free for Christmas.
The links will be updated later, from now to the end of this month.
Thank chuotnhi' for his help to make me this idea...

Hi everybody,

Today I wanna introduce you a concert of Yiruma - Live at Hoam Art Hall.
It's a rare video of Yiruma that I can find on the web.



Download and have fun!

Hi all,

I've just found the newest album of the Daydream! His fourth volume album is "A Sleeping forest".
I really like the Daydream, specially his album "A Melody tree" and "Empty Room".
Download and enjoy!
Seem this period of time have much more new albums, doesn't it? :D

Jeon Su Yeon, a Korean pianist. I still haven't enough information about this artist. Her piano sound is quite good.

She has already had 3 albums before: Sentimental Green (2005), Flower (2006) and Wind (2007). I posted these 3 albums at the topic "Albums" in my blog. This newest albums is "One Fine Day".

Thank my friend, who provide me this album. :x

And now, download and enjoy the new album:

Finally I got the newest album of Yiruma. I have been waiting for this album for a very long time...
I love Yiruma :x
Listen... listen... listen... Thank you, Yiruma. :)

Hi everybody,
In these days, I have a plan of uploading some New Age/Instrumental Albums in my blog. All of link download is rapidshare links (just rapidshare link because I don't have too much free time). All music files are in mp3 formats and be compressed by winrar.
If the file you wanna download require password, the password is: http://leecom.blogspot.com
Because my blog is mainly for sheet music download, the albums that contain tracks, which have sheet music in my blog, will be uploaded first. Others will be uploaded after. All mp3 albums will be given the link for download in this topic only, it means I just have one topic for upload all mp3 albums.
Sometimes you need to search for some mp3 albums if the number of mp3 albums is large. You can press "Ctrl+F" (if you use Firefox and IE7, others web browsers I haven't tried yet:">) and type the title of the music, the artist,.... It will help you to find something in my blog easily. :)
All mp3 albums are arranged by artist.

Some people think that Enya's music should be classified as New Age. But others don't think so. Anyway, her music make people comfortable and feel happy. That's enough!

A Really famous pianist David Nevue.
I've listened his musics recently, his musics is really cool...

- Official Website: http://davidnevue.com
- More information about this artist from wikipedia.org:

Born	North Bend, Oregon, U.S.
Genre(s)	New Age
Instrument(s)	Piano
Years active	1991 - present
Label(s)	Midnight Rain Productions
Website	www.davidnevue.com

David Nevue is a solo piano composer and a pianist. He is the founder of Whisperings: Solo Piano Radio, an online radio station, as well as The Music Biz Academy, an educational web site for independent musicians. He is the author of the book, How to Promote Your Music Successfully on the Internet.

Hmm... Seem little information. Ok, I will notice more about this artist in the future.

Now is some sheet music from this artist. Because it is sold on his official site: http://davidnevue.com, I shouldn't share it for all in my blog.
Let me think again...
Ok... I will share just 1-3 sheets/people . Please comment on exact this post and remember to leave your email, write down exactly the sheet music you need. I'm very sorry not to share all to you.
All sheet musics are in pdf and all are original.

The Official Website: http://www.georgewinston.com/

Some Information about this artist on Wikipedia.org:

"George Winston (born 1949) is an American pianist who was born in Michigan, and grew up in Miles City, Montana, and Mississippi. [1] He is a graduate of Stetson University in Deland, Florida [2] and lives in Santa Monica, California.[3] Many of his pieces, self-described as "Rural Folk Piano", evoke the essence of a season and reflect natural landscapes. He performs in the new age genre. He also is known for his tribute album of Vince Guaraldi's compositions for the Peanuts animations."

"George Winston was first recorded by John Fahey for Fahey's Takoma Records. The album Ballads and Blues disappeared without much notice. However, in 1979, William Ackerman talked with Winston about having Winston record for Ackerman's new record label - Windham Hill Records. At first George Winston played some slack-key guitar pieces he liked and then he played some of his nighttime music on the piano which became the basis for the record Autumn, which Ackerman produced. George Winston has described the music on Autumn as "Christmas carols for Halloween". Autumn was well-reviewed in Rolling Stone magazine in 1980 and it suddenly became the best-selling record in the Windham Hill catalog, a position it held for many years.[citation needed] His albums December and Winter into Spring both went platinum (million-plus sales in the United States). Forest won a 1996 Grammy Award for "Best New Age Album".
Winston has been described as the “Father of New Age Music,” [4] but he eschews the term. Winston prefers to call his dulcet style "rural folk piano." [5]
Winston was 16 when Charles Schulz's A Charlie Brown Christmas premiered in 1965. Like thousands of kids, he ran out and bought the soundtrack the next day.[citation needed] And like thousands of kids, he eagerly awaited each new Peanuts special - not to catch up on the exploits of Snoopy and the gang, but to hear Vince Guaraldi's music. In 1996, Winston released Linus and Lucy - The Music of Vince Guaraldi. Most of the album is devoted to the theme music Guaraldi wrote for the animated Peanuts cartoons - 15 TV specials and a film from 1965 until Guaraldi’s death in 1976. "I love his melodies and his chord progressions," Winston said of Guaraldi. "He has a really personal way of doing voicings." [6]
Winston's 2002 album Night Divides the Day - The Music of the Doors takes the music of the 1960s band The Doors and turns it into solo piano. Winston tries to adapt the music to a more peaceful medium, without losing any of its creative ingenuity. The title of Winston's album is a lyric from "Break on Through (To the Other Side)", the first track of the Doors' self-titled first album."

Winter Sonata is a KBS film. Very Very romantic,...
It become a hit film in Asia not only for the scene but also for the sountrack...
As I see, the music were written by Yiruma...

And below is an analysis by Diana Lee: "Why Winter Sonata Is A Big Hit in Asia?"
" What is it about Winter Sonata that touches so many women of all ages throughout Asia? Upon a closer scrutiny, this Korean TV drama series offers more than a complex love story, intriguing plot twists, good acting, memorable scenes and lines, not to mention, breathtaking winter scenery backed up by melancholic music tunes. Under the crafty direction of Yun Seok Ho, the series presented a mastery of cinematic techniques tugging at one's heartstrings, like the sound and visual effects of a big screen effectively capturing one's imagination. Moreover, it addressed the perennial theme of love in all its complexity in our ever-changing society.
Unlike most tragedies with a sad ending, Winter Sonata reached a bittersweet conclusion even though everyone who had intimate connection with the two main characters paid the heavy price of emotional and mental agony. The story opened with Joon Sang portrayed by Bae Yong Jun in his finest performance and Yu Jin, played by the talented Choi Ji Woo, as two high school students who fell in love for the first time. Unfortunately, their ill-fated love suffered a cruel blow as our hero soon died in a car accident, leaving our heroine heart-broken and dispirited. Ten years later, Yu Jin found herself working on a ski resort project with Min Yeong who looked exactly like Joon Sang. Oddly enough, he was courting Yu Jin's high school rival, Chae Lin, deftly played by Park Sol Mi. Consequently, Yu Jin's uncontrollable attraction to Min Yeong jeopardized her engagement to her childhood admirer, Sang Hyuk, played by Park Yong Ha, who in conspiracy with Chae Lin, tried everything to separate the two destined lovers. When the truth came out that Min Yeong and Joon Sang were the same person and worse still, the suspicion that Joon Sang and Yu Jin were half-brother and sister, everyone involved was thrown into utter confusion, resulting in grief and detrimental pain.
Following the success of directing the TV drama series, Autumn Tales, Yun Seok Ho demonstrated his supremacy in making melodramas using symbolism, parallelism, repetition, and timing, as provocative ways to stir emotions and draw tears from the audience. The main symbols in Winter Sonata -- the star Polaris (representing Joon Sang), the missing puzzle piece (representing Yu Jin in Joon Sang's life), and the first snowfall of winter (representing the meeting of the two lovers) -- appeared repetitively throughout the melodrama to hammer the point of their significance they contributed to the story. Furthermore, the excellent use of parallelism and repetition compounded the dramatic effects in scenes -- whenever Yu Jin and Sang Hyuk were fighting, Min Yeong and Chae Lin were also arguing; when Yu Jin and Min Yeong strolled through their high school, each taking a different path, unaware of one another's presence; and when Yu Jin tried to tail whom she thought was Joon Sang in the crowd and later Sang Hyuk attempted to follow whom he thought was Yu Jin in the streets.
Although the drama is basically a love story, it tackled many contemporary themes: 1) character duality -- Joon Sang personified the dark side and Ming Yeong, the bright side; 2) identity problems -- Joon Sang searched for the identity of his father and later Min Yeong questioned his own identity; 3) different reactions to the loss of love -- Yu Jin's sad disposition, Joon Sang's escapes to America, San Hyuk's suicide attempt, and Chae Lin's drinking binge; 4) incestuous love remained a taboo in modern age; and 5) fate prevailed no matter what others did to prevent the destined lovers from getting together.
The main reason for Winter Sonata's popularity could be attributed to its bold exposition of the various aspects of love: 1) puppy love; 2) first love; 3) possessive love; 4) lost love; 5) parental love; and 6) true love. Everyone in the audience has experienced at least one or more of these different shades of love, where he or she could empathize with any of the characters at one time or another in this melodrama.
In high school, Choi Ji Woo and Bae Yong Jun in their roles convincingly demonstrated the beauty of innocence and sweetness of puppy love as they helped and defended each other. Then the puppy love blossomed into first love when their most impressionable memories consisted of things they did together for the first time. It was through this love that the gloom and anger in Joon Sang faded away when he was in the presence of Yu Jin.
The series also showed the negative impact of possessive love -- Sang Hyuk for Yu Jin and Chae Lin for Min Yeong -- in which Sang Hyuk and Chae Lin would do anything to keep their loved ones to themselves, including lying, scheming, and hurting others. When they finally lost their beloveds to the destined pair, they marched down a familiar path of self-destruction -- Sang Hyuk tried to commit suicide and Chae Lin slumped into a drinking stupor. However, mature love requires making sacrifices -- putting the beloved's happiness above everything else -- as seen in Sang Hyuk's release of Yu Jin to the revived Joon Sang, in Chae Lin's suggestion to Joon Sang to elope with Yu Jin despite everyone's disapproval of their marriage, in Joon Sang's decisions to place Yu Jin's well-being above all his needs, and in Yu Jin's respect for Joon Sang's resolution to bid their last farewell.
Even in modern times, family plays a dominant role in Asian culture. At the beginning, Joon Sang desperately sought parental love from a father he never knew, and later he could forgive his mother for all the wrongs she had done him. Suppressing her feelings, Yu Jin chose Sang Hyuk over Min Yeong to abide the wishes of Sang Hyuk's family and her own mother. As the drama unfolded, the meddling of three families -- Sang Hyuk's parents, Joon Sang's mother and Yu Jin's mother -- caused more harm than good with endless sorrow and tragic consequences to their offsprings.
Like all great love stories, true love as written in the stars exists in the one and only couple made for one another. Obviously, Joon Sang and Yu Jin were destined to be together, for they both fell in love with each other, not once but twice and could love no one else.
In conclusion, Winter Sonata delivered a tearjerker with a moving tale and unforgettable characters. It brought a paragon mate for a modern woman to life, exemplified by Joon Sang -- handsome, sensitive, intelligent, and successful in life. More importantly, he was able to love a woman with complete gentleness and understanding, even at the risk of his own welfare and happiness. In addition, the drama series successfully revealed the manifestations of love in real life, to which everyone in the audience could relate. As Winter Sonata makes its appearance around Asia, its popularity will certainly grow, for it possesses all the elements of a classic drama. Diana Lee (http://www.uniorb.com/) has traveled extensively and worked abroad in Cameroon, China and Japan. Her work has appeared in several magazines, ezines and anthologies. Interested in various forms of writing, she has written essays, poems, and short stories. "

I haven't seen this film yet:D...
But the soundtrack is so cool!!! ... With Yiruma music...
I like Yiruma...