Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for November 01, 2015

Beautiful. :)

Looks like the desk in my office….Notes piled everywhere!

After the final note, a long rest on the music staff.How long a rest? Quarter rest, half rest, whole rest?A “hibernate for winter” rest.

Horace’s diligence is duly noted.

He shouldn’t have to do the raking; he has a staff.

Horace never quavers when it comes to yard work.

Careful: Disney might still have a copyright on “Silly Symphonies.”

“Big Girls Don’t Cry.” Whoops, wrong Four Seasons.

…and in “DOBLY” stereo, no less!

Hey, I clicked on it and got a bigger resolution – and that’s it. No MIDI, no .wav… :-(…

According to the urban dictionary:

Mispronounced version of the word Dolby, which was (sic) a noise reduction system used for music recordings. Made famous by a girlfriend of one of the characters in the movie Spinal Tap, who got mocked huge.Girl: “Was that recorded in Dobly?” British Musician: “Did you just say Dobly?” Girl: “Yeah, Dobly, innit?” British Musician: “You mean Dolby, right?” Girl: “Wotevah, yeah, brilliant!”

Samson did his research on this one.

Those notes aren’t drawn to scale.

No bird’s eye on the staff—did they all fly south for Winter?

He’s likely to end up with a few broken arpeggios.

If he misses any, will he be in treble?