Daisyfield.com Guitar Music

Title	Composer	Description	View or Listen	Date Posted
Mrs. Kellam's Romp	Tom Potter	Guitar duet Original composition, Nashville, 1974.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2006-11-29
Purple Tree	Tom Potter	Guitar solo Original composition, Berkeley, CA, 1968.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-09-01
Yellow Rose of Texas	Anonymous	Guitar octet American folksong, arranged by Tom Potter for 8 guitars.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about  Parts: Gtr1  Gtr2  Gtr3  Gtr4  Gtr5  Gtr6  Gtr7  Gtr8	2013-04-23
An die Freude ("To Joy")	Anonymous	Voice and guitar Schiller's Ode to Joy, set by an anonymous composer c. 1799.  This is NOT the tune by Beethoven!	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-04-12
Die Gedanken Sind Frei	Anonymous	Voice and guitar German folk song	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-10-17
Two Maidens Went Milking	Anonymous 17th Century English Folk Song	Voice, violin, and guitar Arranged by Tom Potter. Also known as "A Small Bird or Two", or "Two Maids Went A-Milking".	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2006-08-19
Inshu-Inaba	Anonymous old Japanese song	Guitar solo Arranged by Tom Potter.  Based on a version published in Japan in 1892 .	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-09-01
Air on the G String	Bach	Violin and guitar Arrangement by Tom Potter	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-10-30
Air on the G String	Bach	Viola and guitar	pdf	2005-10-30
Air on the G String	Bach	Cello and guitar	pdf	2005-10-30
Schweizerlied ("Swiss Song")	C. Blum	Voice and guitar Jodler (yodel song) with words, in Swiss-German, by Goethe!  Guitar part revised by Tom Potter.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2006-11-29
Schweizerlied ("Swiss Song") English Version	C. Blum	Voice and guitar Translated by Doris Mühlestein and Tom Potter	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-01-23
Menuet	Boccherini	Violin and guitar Arrangement by Tom Potter of Boccherini's famous Menuet from the E major Cello Quintet.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-09-01
Allemande le Cothurne	Francois Campion	Cello and guitar Arrangement by Tom Potter.	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-09-01
Daisy Bell	Harry Dacre	Voice and guitar The famous song about a bicycle built for two	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-10-06
Daisy-Waltzer	Harry Dacre	Voice and guitar "Daisy Bell" with German words by Otto Rupertus	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-10-06
An die Musik	Schubert	Voice and guitar Arranged by Reinhold Jentsch.  From Deutsches Lautenlied, 1916	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-01-30
An die Musik	Schubert	Guitar duet Arranged by Reinhold Jentsch and Tom Potter	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2013-04-30
Ave Maria	Schubert	Voice and guitar Arr. Reinhold Jentsch.  From Deutsches Lautenlied, 1916	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2009-04-06, 2005-09-01
Des Müllers Blumen	Schubert	Voice and guitar. Arr. Richard Tackmann.  From Deutsches Lautenlied, 1916	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2005-09-01
Ständchen ("Leise Flehen Meine Lieder")	Schubert	Voice and guitar Arr. Reinhold Jentsch.  From Deutsches Lautenlied, 1916.  Also known as "Schubert's Serenade".	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml	2006-04-16
Wohin	Schubert	Voice and guitar Arr. Reinhold Jentsch.  From Deutsches Lautenlied, 1916	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-10-11
Mit Sing und Sang	Ludolf Waldmann	Voice and guitar A song about singing, expressing sentiments of the Wandervogel movement	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-04-12
Mit Sing und Sang English Version	Ludolf Waldmann	Voice and guitar Translated by Tom Potter	mus  pdf  mid  mp3  xml  about	2007-04-12

I have encoded each work as a Finale music notation file (.mus), using Finale 2005b or Finale 2007, from MakeMusic.com.  Then, using the .mus file as input, I have used Finale and other software to automatically produce pdf, midi, mp3, and xml versions. 

The "Date Posted" column shows the date that I posted the current file version on this website; this date changes when I post a revised or corrected version of a file.

Viewing, Printing, and Listening

You can download a free Finale reader program, Finale Notepad, from MakeMusic.com.  Using Finale Notepad, you can open the .mus files, print them, and play the music through your computer's speakers.

You can also print the .pdf files, and this will give better results than printing from within Finale Notepad.  If your computer's speakers are turned on, you can play the .mid (MIDI) files inside your browser rather than using Finale Notepad to play the music.  Just click on the link labeled "mid" to play the midi file.

You may also click on the "mp3" link to download and play an mp3 rendering of the tune. CAUTION: MP3 files are 100's of times larger than MIDI files, so download times may be significant.  (The largest mp3 file is about 5.2 megabytes.)  However, the mp3 version will probably sound better than the MIDI version.

Copyright?

Some of these works are under copyright.  Please check the copyright notice on the bottom of the first page of the pdf file for each piece.

Tom Potter