This is how the site works. I do not try to be like sites that engage in teaching or in furnishing well-known classics or "pop" music. My focus is on lesser-known and neglected works, along with original pieces of my own. Maybe that's a strange combination, but since one inspired the other, I feel there is a connection.

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Here are the pages with links to all previously published music. (Butterflies are buttons):

YOU MUST LEAVE THIS PAGE TO GET TO THE MUSIC

Other ComposersLeslie's Pieces

 

Inside these list pages of previously published music, the pieces are grouped into collections. Click on the collection buttons (more butterflies) and you will arrive at a list of several titles. Then, click on the name of a piece and if you have Acrobat Reader, the sheet music should appear. When it does, you should be able to view and print. OR, from Leslie's Pieces, notice there are also links to "explanation" pages where you can read some of my thoughts and also find yellow music note buttons to get to movie or sound files.

  There are many titles stored on the site and the styles vary, so if you don't want to learn the current monthly feature, it's likely something else will appeal to you from one of the 2 butterfly links above that hold everything I've ever made available.

Every month I feature something new, either my own or a historic piece, which you will find out about with the big butterfly at the top. It goes to a page with a few words about the feature and another butterfly there leads to the sheet music. After the month expires, the feature piece just moves into "Other Composers" or "Leslie's Pieces." You don't have to worry about missing anything.

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Here are Comments on New Age Pieces received from Visitors (May help deciding ones to try)

Most of the "New Age" are intermediate level pieces. Some at the earlier ones have fewer markings for dynamics, phrasing etc. (I got better at adding all the available notation features as I carried on but I don't want to go back to the start and revise them all). Most of the "Romantic" pieces come with more markings and are of various levels, from intermediate to advanced.

Images of Brevard County  There are many other good sites for Florida Space Coast photograhy and nature lore you might want to find from an internet search if you like the feeling from my "Florida Impressions." A few I know about are:     http://abouttitusville.com/BobPaty/ http://spacecoastbirding.com    http://www.cruisebrevard.com and http://www.backyardbrevard.com/

Waterfalls of the South  I have always loved the upper South where I live now, for its watercolor seasons that flow into each other and its ancient unique character. Here is a site you can go to for "escape" even if  you can't walk the trails themselves. It has great Appalachian scenery that is just a little more dramatic than the Piedmont of Alamance Creek, and it seems to emphasize my favorite season, Fall. Take your time to explore all the left sidebar lnks that he has, and you won't be disappointed. Also check out  http://www.ncwaterfalls.com/ I especially enjoyed "bubble fun" under the video section. 

If you need Acrobat Reader, download from Adobe by using this button:

Once you are equipped with Reader, you can see and print all the music. 

My thanks to Miro for proofreading the medleys.

Thanks to David Nevue over the years for exposure through The Free Sheet Music Guide Here

Much thanks for the kind words at Free Sheet Music Downloads piano.html

Another resource which added ACreek in 2005: http://freemusicdownload.research-all.com/

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