Here is one of my own. I posted this on the challenge board a while ago. I was quite pleased with it but nobody commented on it. (Boo Hoo)

Anything Goes

Eddie Smart with the theme from "The Odd Couple"
Eddie's playing is excellent and so is his arrangement. I could have chosen any one of his postings as all
of his music is meticulously arranged and played.

https://app.box.com/s/220pecq7p5afyien01hj

I LOVE THIS. from our great pal Jacko, posted in February 2015.

Anna Marie

A taste of Honey by The Beatles.

Yes Hugh, he is a brilliant player. I do believe he previously had a stint
as one of the Blackpool Tower organists.

Excellent Brian, loved it!!
Brian

Very nice Ken.

I love the choice of voices on all of your recordings. Great stuff.

Thank you for commenting, I too like that tune and arrangement.

Enjoy your Carol singing Fred.
Brian

Very nice Hugh, lovely voices.
Brian

A very professional performance. These voices are exactly right for the style you play.
I think you achieved everything you wanted to, very well played and I enjoyed listening.
Brian

Hi ken,
Some nice Christmassy voices there, I enjoyed listening.
Brian

Both tunes beautifully played and voiced.
What organ did you play it on as the sounds are exquisite ?
Brian

Hugh, I played the arrangement (give or take a few small changes) as written.
I will send you the music I played from. When you get it, have a look at the bassline.

Very well played and arranged Charles. There is Mozart and then all the rest
brian

Excellent, loved it.
Brian

Yes Hugh, I have a neighbour through the wall. I usually practice with headphones on and remove them when I am filming. The Hammond is the only instrument my wife sometimes asks me to turn down. The volume is set purely by the swell pedal and sometimes it is easy to inadvertently gradually Increase ...

Thank you Brian.

Hi John and Hugh,
Thanks for listening. No bells just crystals.

Great sounds there Val, most enjoyable.
Brian

Thank you very much Brian.

A fine arrangement Michael, definitely bolero style.
Brian

Thank you Jon

I thought that this was a medley but it is the title of the song.

I remember that one from church, nicely played Don.
Brian

Hi Hugh, What can I say, except brilliant. I listened to it three times on the trot to try to get a handle on that syncopation. I think I would have to sit at the piano and play along to catch it. This is definitely the kind of thing that grabs my attention. In my opinion (for what it's worth) this ...

Hugh, I think by forgetting what you have associated the trigger to, means that you have not encoded the information sufficiently. I am the same as you, I forget things all the time but if I really want to remember something, I make strong connections which makes it much less likely that I will fail...

Yes Peter, you are spot on about creating pictures in our minds although I am told that, depending in which is our favoured "representational system," A visually oriented person makes pictures, an Auditory oriented person hears the sounds and a kinaesthetic oriented person feels the sensat...

Peter, I am glad you commented. I will add a bit more. I haven't played Tico Tico for about six months. I had done all of the above to learn it in the first place. It is two different arrangements that I combined together. One by Kenneth Baker and the other from an Ethel Smith book. I remembered mos...

I used to read a lot of Tony Buzan on how to master your memory. I think a lot of it has stayed with me. When I am memorising a piece of music I utilise every method I can to consolidate the music into my long term memory with the use of mnemonics. Mnemonic A mnemonic device, or memory device, is an...