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Some folks were interested in having a challenge of setting an accompaniment to Tammy's acappella sound track which was posted in the MP3 forum. Tammy has enabled the song to be downloaded from soundclick. Here it is: Twinkling Lights and Pink Chapagne Download The challenge is to create accompaniment tracks for the song by adding tracks to the vocal track that is up on soundclick. (If you are not a member already, you will have to join soundclick to download it. The listener account is free.) It's up to you to decide the style of the accompaniment and what instruments to use. When you are finished, please post a reply with the link to your finished work. BPM is 109.A caveat from me: This is an exercise and Tammy is allowing you to use the tracks for that purpose. Please remember to respect the intellectual property of both Tammy as melody writer and her partner as lyric writer. Writing an accompaniment does not make participants a co-writer. Your part in this is that of an arranger. If the exercise results in some kind of demo arrangement, that will be between you and the song's creators. Good luck and have fun!
Last edited by Jean Bullock; 06/20/10 01:22 AM.
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