Piano Transcription: "Someday my Prince will come", as played by Mike del Ferro

Piano Transcription: "Someday my Prince will come" as played by International Award winning Pianist Mike del Ferro.

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► Slow, Advanced Chord Progressions and Reharmonization by Dutch Pianist Mike del Ferro of the beautiful (Jazz) Ballad Somewhere Over the Rainbow.  Rich Piano Voicings wIth Passing Chords, Tritone Substitutes, Dominant Altered Chords and Negative Harmony. Send an email if you want to receive a free Leadsheet from this arrangement.

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► Mike del Ferro is a highly sought after International Award Winning Pianist and World Traveller from Amsterdam. To date he performed in 117 Countries. His reputation as a soloist, accompanist, composer and arranger has led to performances and recordings with musicians such as Toots Thielemans, Branford Marsalis, Jack DeJohnette, Randy Brecker, Oscar Castro Neves, Deborah Brown, Erik Truffaz, Jorge Rossy, Scott Hamilton, Richard Galliano, and many others. Mike has travelled the world extensively (so far 117 countries), searching for collaborations with musicians from cultures quite different to his own, and the musical results have been eye-opening, building musical bridges between cultures not normally within reach of each other. He has managed to combine elements of the revered canons of Western music interspersed with the audacity of Jazz improvisation, and paying tribute to the ancient structures of Asian, South American and African traditional music.

Mike goes by Mark Twain's dictum - "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime" ...... his music reflects the array of influences that he has picked up in some of the most exotic places around the world.