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Transylvanian Lullaby - arranged and performed by Erutan (katethegreat19)





Published on Oct 29, 2012
HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2012! ^,-,^
'Transylvanian' Lullaby from Young Frankenstein! All vocals and instrumentals performed by me!
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If you would like to support my music, you can purchase a Studio Mastered version of my cover! (fully licensed by 20th Century Fox!) The Loudr release has FLAC and mp3, and the itunes has Apple mp3 :)

Loudr:
http://www.loudr.fm/release/transylva...

iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tra...


thank you very much! @.@
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A lot of you have been asking for some live violin, so I decided on this piece! I got to dust off and finally use my glockenspiel in something....and check out my conjoined quadruplet action xD.

In the movie, 'Young Doctor Frankenstein', this melody was used to control the 'monster'. Can't tell you how much I adore this film, please check it out if you can! XD First commenter with a Frau Blucher joke gets a cookie. :D

Sorry for the amount of white noise/static....I find it difficult to record violin properly in my tiny studio - no bowing room!!! - so I recorded it all in our front room.

YT unsynched my video slightly from the audio, and also degraded my video and audio quality quite a bit...if you'd like to see it the way I intended, please visit my nico nico douga upload of it:

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm19231...

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CREDITS:

'Transylvanian Lullaby' -- composed by John Morris
All instruments and vocals performed by Erutan (katethegreat19)

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