This is the music, where I com
 

This is the music, where I come from. I am an expert here. If you'd like to have something special ask me about it...

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RusDance.not (186.1 k)</td></tr></table></center>
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Ukr_dance.not (209.9 k)</td></tr></table></center>

Hi, guys! Take a listen a m
 

Hi, guys!

Take a listen a midi of those pieces.

1. Russian Dance
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RusDance.mid (16.5 k)</td></tr></table></center>

2. Ukrainian Dance
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Ukr_dance.mid (21.2 k)</td></tr></table></center>


And 2 new:
3. A Million of Red Roses
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4. Esaul
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Now, the most popular Russian
 

Now, the most popular Russian march 1905 period is here.
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Slavyanka.not (140.3 k)</td></tr></table></center>
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Slavyanka.mid (15.0 k)</td></tr></table></center>

Hello Kombrig...Thank you agai
 

Hello Kombrig...Thank you again for the great march, as I said before it will soon be in our band's repertoire. I did post a reply to this before but I cannot find it anywhere in the forum so I don't know what happened to it....I look forward to this other beautiful music you say is on the way...........Have a Good one...
TTYL......Derek.

i think i heard a recording of
 

i think i heard a recording of the ukr dance somewhere... if it is a song by a famous composer please tell me. if not great job on these songs. i really liked them.

Hi, Ben! Thanks a lot for y
 

Hi, Ben!

Thanks a lot for your comments!
I very doubt you could "heard a recording of the ukr dance somewhere"! This is an original composition of KONSTANTIN MYASKOV. Quite famous Soviet composer, who created many gorgeous pieces specifically for the BAYAN (Russian type of chromatic accordion) in a period of time 50-s to 70-s, last century.
"Ukrainian Dance" based on folks melodies, though.

Actually, I have just one piece of K. Myaskov ready to upload.

Jogging (etude)
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etudeM_n.mid (14.8 k)</td></tr></table></center>

I apologize, folks, to stop further upload of my creations. But I've been extremely busy, updating my CD's. I promise to resume to show what I've done for the last a couple of months.

Be happy.
Kombrig.

Hello Kombrig, It's goo
 

Hello Kombrig,

It's good to see you back in the forum. I played the above lively Etude by KONSTANTIN MYASKOV. I can imagine a circle of friends surrounding the accordian player, loudly applauding at the end.

Cheers
-- Mark

Hi, Mark! I'm not sure
 

Hi, Mark!

I'm not sure I'm back with the same activity. I've got another huge project to realize. That would be a complete bunch of play-lists karaoke files. I figured that I can play now the music under accompaniment of the band, created by my own.

So, basically I stopped write the music for an accordion. I'm writing for the rhythm background now. It's difficult, sir...
However, thanks God, I have a MNC soft! This is a great thing!

Be happy.
Kombrig.