Granny Weatherwax Theme

[engineeringsimon]

As a bit of fun, I wrote a little piece of music inspired by Granny Weatherwax in "Wyrd Sisters" etc.

I thought someone here might appreciate it...

Sheet Music (playable):http://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/14e38d4a711a36d7f56e07f50c37f0ddc9479d20

Audio: http://soundcloud.com/engineeringsimon/granny-weatherwax

[Anilori]

I love it!

[spideyGirl]

That was really good engineeringsimon! Welcome to the site!

[The Mad Collector]

Very good, welcome to the forum

[janet]

LOVE IT! Welcome to the forum engineeringsimon.

[raptornx01]

Nice simple little tune. Keep up the good work.

[engineeringsimon]

Thanks everyone. I've only just started the great trek through the series. Currently up to Pyramids. These books were popular when I was in early high school, but I didn't read them then. I think a lot of the best stuff would have gone over my head then.

I'll have to find another scene or character to write a tune for ...

[Anilori]

I want to try and play this tune, do you mind if I try arranging it for the piano? I'm afraid I don't have a bassoon, an oboe, or three other people available (Of course, if it sounds terrible, I'll keep it to myself)

[engineeringsimon]

Go for your life. I'm honoured that you think it's good enough

I'd love to see the arrangement once it's done.

[Tonyblack]

Welcome from me too.

[Jan Van Quirm]

Hi Simon - great tune!

[michelanCello]

I think it's great! Welcome to the forum!

[wicked woman]

Welcome, simon. great tune.

[engineeringsimon]

Thanks for the welcome everyone. I thought the bassoon and oboe had the right "grumpy" feel to them, with Esme's unconventional improvisations being indicated by the "Recycled Percussion". I thought the marimba lent a little bit of magic feel. Maybe I'm rambling. Too much Headology.

[raptornx01]

I've recently (within the past couple months) had the pleasure to have been immersed in a world full of wonderful fanmade music. from glorious instrumental to techno, dubstep to rock, and everything inbetween. I can't help but admire the talent and dedication that gets put into it, even if there isn't always the polish you get from a studio made thing there is a passion there that can't be ignored. so its always a pleasure to hear more.

what program do you use?