Come Ready and See Me

Yen, this is the Richard Hundley song. Just the accompaniment for now. Vocal line later.

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• Richard Hundley
• accompaniment
• piano
• practice
• vocal

[franny219]

Amazing!! I'm singing this for my college audition in a couple of weeks. This piece is difficult to play! Are you playing it in G-flat? cause the C-flats always throw me off!! haha! Well Done!!! :)

[NakturneInc]

@franny219 Good luck to you! The piece is in G-flat major. I totally know what you're talking about - the flats drive anyone crazy! In my 10 years of professional accompanying, the key signatures STILL annoy me. I hope you make it into all the schools of your choice! (just me being biased, but I highly recommend San Francisco Conservatory!! or the University of Oklahoma...tee-hee!)

[chikocox]

you play so beautifully and i love this song

[NakturneInc]

@chikocox thank you, thank you!

[PraisesBe2God]

I'm singing this for a class in college, and this will do wonders to practice with. xxxgochikkubaraxxx is right, you do play wonderfully, keep up the great work, and thank you for posting this!!!

[NakturneInc]

@PraisesBe2God thank you very much!

[loverstale1]

yes!!!! I can use this for practicing my final semester grade's song for school! Thank you for giving me such a great and high soprano range Mr. Williams~ (not you of course). Funny though...I never told him I could sing that high and he's never heard me sing my highest before....O.o He figured it out just by looking at me...

[NakturneInc]

@purpleRENThead1694 sorry you feel that way. It was recorded as a request by an opera singer-friend of mine so the tempo is the soloist's choice: as it should be. It's best not to listen to this recording if you feel it's too fast.

[purpleRENThead1694]

This is way too fast to even sing to.

[NakturneInc]

Thank you everyone for the comments! I'm glad the video is helping for juries, recital preps, etc. I'm glad to do it!