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I was wondering if you could tell the name of the book you are playing this from? I see a sheet music book on the music rack and wondered where you got this.

Very nice. Is this your own arrangement or was is written by someone else?

Very nice. Is this your own composition or is it written by someone?

You can buy the sheet music at Andre's website.

Could you please tell who this "Psalm 133" was composed by? It doesn't sound familiar to me. Is it an improvisation?

It's called "Aria on a aChaconne" by Joel Martinson and is available at just about any music store site on the web.

Just realized it's on the bottom left of the screen :20 in. Sorry about that.

First of all, this is NOT classical music, it's New Age. (It's been around - but ignored for the most part - since the early 1980's.) Secondly, if you're looking for this "type" of music, try searching "New Age". There's tons of it out there. Try George Winston, Windham Hill, etc.

For those interested, the piece is a variation on Franz Schubert's "Piano Sonata in A Major". Not Schumann. It is available in most music stores and online.

@studiosinger It's not Bach and it's not Beethoven -- it's Chopin. It's also not a "requiem". For those of you who are interested, it's Frederic Chopin's "Prelude in C Minor" Opus 28, Number 20.

The song was written by Barry as a TRIBUTE to Frederic Chopin and his piano music.

Could you tell me please, is the sheet music for this available anywhere?

Would you be able to tell me please where to find the organ score for this magnificent piece? Is it available to download or in one his (Corrette's) many published music books?