Advanced Search

Pink Floyd: Dark Side Of The Moon (PVG)
Larger image

Pink Floyd: Dark Side Of The Moon (PVG)

Customer Rating (Customer Rating)  
Our Price: £14.95   Change Currency
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Media: Sheet Music
Language: English
Arrangement: Piano and Voice, with Guitar chord symbols (PVG(S))
Skill Level: Intermediate - Explain this
Artist: Pink Floyd
Publisher: Music Sales

   
Guaranteed Secure


Check availability in your local store

Description


This masterpiece has undoubtedly become one of the most influential albums from the 1970s to the present day. Groundbreaking sound effects and production techniques have made this a cult album among so many music lovers.

Since its release in 1973 it has sold in excess of 34 million copies worldwide and holds the record for the longest consecutive time on the US billboard charts - a staggering 11.4 years! Making it one of the most successful releases of all time. Every song from the album has been specially arranged for Piano, Voice and Guitar.

Back to Top

More Product Details

Sales Rank:
922
Published on:
Not specified
Format:
Album Songbook
Length:
72 pages
Language:
English
Catalogue #:
AM64171
ISBN:
0711910286

Songlist

Songlist
Click on a song below to find all titles, including compilations, that contain it.
Brain Damage
Breathe
Eclipse
Money
The Great Gig In The Sky
Time
Us And Them
Wots..Uh The Deal (From The Valley)

Back to Top

Customer Reviews

Write Review  Write a review!

Rating Review

Customer Rating I am a fledgling piano player and bought this for reading practise as much as anything else. I knew the songs of course from years ago as a prog lover in shorts. The book is a real period piece and has not changed at all since it's original appearance in 1873. There is even an interview with a sound engineer and a few photos of some lorries. For some reason the people who put together books, TV progs etc about prog always assumed one would be interested in lorries. Personally, I couldn't care less if Pink Floyd or Genesis transported their gear using traction engines or giraffes or roller skates. The important thing was the music.....and most if it was rubbish, if we're honest. However, The Great Gig In The Sky is, to my mind, a lovely piece of work and I have delighted myself by working it out from this book and playing it on my piano. The Eb's are not marked properly - you have to work out whether they are flattened or natural yourself - but as a whole the piece is well notated. It would be ludicrous to try and play a guitar piece such as 'money' on piano, but it's a free country.... Anyway, I like this book and consider the whatever it was I paid for it well worth the opportunity to slip into Rick Wright's mind via his fingers.
Anon.





Ordering
Delivery and Returns


Need Help?