Sometimes It Really Is Blatantly Obvious, Isnt It

Sometimes it really is blatantly obvious, isn’t it

Hey fairies are tiny, but that doesn’t mean they’re not great :)

(and thank you!)

Now that I’ve finally decided to become an active Tumblr user, let me start by sharing an old arrangement of a part of the TinkerBell soundtrack I made for brass band. I’m curious if the other fairies like it!

Do you take requests?

I do, as in, I listen to them. I can’t always guarantee that I’ll be able to arrange or audio transcribe a certain piece or song because in some cases it’s really difficult (and I will need a good quality original recording), but I will always give it a try!

Requests are therefore always welcome, if only to give me an idea of what to do next :-)

Disney Fairies Magazine 2006-01 Nederlands.pdf

For @ranibell, a scan of the Dutch version of the 2006-01 issue of Disney Fairies Magazine!

(by the way: is there a central Disney Fairies resource upload place? I’m new to being an active Tumblr user so I don’t have many connections in the fandom yet)

@disneyfairiesfanclub:  #I THINK THE SAME ONE WAS USED IN THE PC TINKERBELL GAME I USED TO PLAY#being a non-american is hard#i never had any nintendos#but somehow still manage to feel nostalgia about this theme

Yes it was also used in TinkerBell’s adventure, they reused much of the music of the first NDS game, though with a different sound library and some alterations.

Another part of my work, this time a transcription from the TinkerBell NDS game! As a deep fan of the Fairies music I was always searching around for someone crazy enough to turn these little jewels into sheet music, but never found it. So now that I’m capable of it, I’ve decided to become that person myself.

This is the Tinker theme, which anyone who has played this game will instantly recognise. The same music is also used in TinkerBell’s Adventure, though because they swapped some voices and used a different sound library it sounds a bit different.

Transcribing is basically writing down music so it can be performed from sheet. I often use a transcription as a basis for an arrangement (for like piano or orchestra or something).

Argh, tell me about it. I managed to import a few from the UK for a reasonable price, but US-only things is like €50,= for shipping and double that for taxes, so I’m not doing that.

By the way, the free online library https://archive.org/ has a couple of the books!

Another part of my work, this time a transcription from the TinkerBell NDS game! As a deep fan of the Fairies music I was always searching around for someone crazy enough to turn these little jewels into sheet music, but never found it. So now that I’m capable of it, I’ve decided to become that person myself.

This is the Tinker theme, which anyone who has played this game will instantly recognise. The same music is also used in TinkerBell’s Adventure, though because they swapped some voices and used a different sound library it sounds a bit different.

Transcribing is basically writing down music so it can be performed from sheet. I often use a transcription as a basis for an arrangement (for like piano or orchestra or something).