This is a trailer for my travelogue featuring my travels through Europe and Egypt in 2006. The song is "In the Summertime" by the Aussie band Thirsty Merc. This was our tour's day song. The travelogue can be found at www.davechallenger.com

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This is a trailer for my travelogue "Round the World in 100 Days", featuring my travels through Scandinavia, Russia and Indochina in 2007. The song is "Orchard of Mines" by Globus (no, this is not a reference to active landmines that still exist in Southeast Asia). My travelogues can be found at www.davechallenger.com

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A preview of my upcoming travelogue "Round the World in 100 Days"

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WATCH IN HIGH DEFINITION!!!

The fighting theme from Final Fantasy VII arranged for piano, which is also featured in Advent Children and the piano collections.
(c) Square Enix and Uematsu.

I wasn't actually expecting anyone, want to learn to play this from a video. However I got some requests to slow it down, and here it is played at 40%. Watch it at full speed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =p88eOiquhVQ
You can download the midi file from here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/18 5708510/Those_who_Fight.mid.ht ml

The program used to make this clip was with synthesia and recorded with fraps. Synthesia is the piano equivalent of guitar hero.

If you want to learn to play it, then you can find the sheets here:
http://ffmusic.ffshrine.org/ff 7sheet/...
Scroll down to piano collections, it is nr. 05 and it's called fighting.

Enjoy!

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HINTS:

[x] Take things slowly and separately
[x] Know the notes first
[x] Learn the rhythm with beat
[x] Slowly put hands together without beat
[x] Play with both hands on the beat

Note: The squiggly line is a Trill which means you are supposed to play and hold the notes downwards to upwards. See Tutorial for a better visual.

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me playing To Zanarkand.

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