Recent Songs
(3/23/24) These songs are part of my newest Easter video greetings and do not have a name yet. Some of them are in an abbreviated version. I have marked them as Easter 7 - 13. The point is not for PSRTUTORIAL members to perform the visual part, but the music. I recommend those interested to use YouTube translator.
Musical Background
(November, 2013) I live in the Czech republic. I am recently retired but still occasionally work in our little firm, which was established narly 100 years ago by my grandfather.
My parents were amateur musicians, so from childhood I was surrounded by music. My music career began at age 7 with piano lessons, which I continued for 8 years. When I was 10, I started learning the clarinet. Later, I took lessons on the guitar and, still later, on the contrabass.
I played the clarinet in a school brass ensemble and later in a dixieland orchestra. I played the contrabass in a school string orchestra. My first paying public clarinet appearance was in the dixieland orchestra together with my friends when I was 15. At 16, I started playing the piano with adults in a big band.
During my studies and later, I played the piano, or the organ, in dance bands from time to time. When I was 23, I once again began to play regularly the piano and then the organ. Later I played the electronic strings and still later the synthesizers, etc. When I performed, I usually played two or three instruments. I owned about 15 instruments -- electronic pianos, organs, strings, synthesizers, typical keyboards and so on. Many times until now, I began and ended my playing in orchestras because of my work. Ongoing work requirements often caused long interuptions in my musical career.
As an amateur, I played the keyboard in balls with various orchestras, cafe bars, taverns and so on. From 1988 through 2007 I gave up playing because of the growth in our firm. During these 20 years I didn't play in public at all so music fell by the wayside.
Unfortunately, today I no longer have a clarinet or contrabass. Seven years ago, I bought my last instrument, a Yamaha Clavinova CVP 301. I now only play at home for my own pleasure and for my friends. Because I've forgotten a lot and lost my earlier skills, it has been difficult to get back to my earlier standards.
I like all kinds of good music. The PSR Tutorial provides an excellent opportunity for musicians to share their music and to gain experience and meet more friends. I hope you enjoy my music.
Recently I'm active at YouTube. All videos have music I uploaded. I composed music for all music videos. You can find all my songs here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbpn0MvXxP2zCuiLxFuoP4A/videos
-- Bob K
Bob's MP3 Song Index
The list below includes all of Bob's songs arranged alphabetically song title. Click on the song title to listen to and/or download the song. Songs recorded on CVP-301 (C3), CVP-701 (C7), or PSR-S970 (97). (6/7/24)
Love Is Many Splendored Thing (3K) |
Bob's YouTube Links
(4/6/23) These Easter songs are part of my newest Easter´s video greetings and do not have a name yet. Some of them are in an abbreviated version. I have marked them as Easter 1 to Easter 6. Easter 7 to Easter 13 added on 3/23/24. The point for PSR TUTORIAL members is the music (PSR-S970 or CVP701) rather than the visual part. I recommend those interested should use the YouTube translator.
(12/21/23) These Christmas video greetings do not have a name yet. Some of them are in an abbreviated version. I have marked them as Christmas 1 bis Christmas 6.
(3/23/24) Easter 7 to Easter 13 added.
Bob's MIDI Song Index
Bob has provided 10 songs in midi format. These were created on the CVP-301. Individual songs are shown in the table below and any one song can be downloaded by right-clicking on the song link. You can download all of Bob's MIDI songs in one file: BobK01.zip. The table displays the song title, tempo (T), time signature (TS), lyrics (L), chords (C), where possible, the style used, the original volume (V), and the keyboard used (K).
Title | T | TS | L | C | Style | V | K |
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Amorada | 175 | 4/4 | N | Y | Rhumba | 01 | C3 |
Choo Choo Choo's Boogie | 182 | 4/4 | N | Y | 01 | C3 | |
Dolanes | 60 | 4/4 | N | Y | 6-8Orchestral | 01 | C3 |
Frosty The Snowman | 78 | 4/4 | N | Y | 01 | C3 | |
Jingle Bell Rock | 115 | 4/4 | N | Y | R&BBallad | 01 | C3 |
Leto | 50 | 4/4 | N | Y | 01 | C3 | |
O Tannenbaum | 85 | 4/4 | N | Y | 01 | C3 | |
Paganini | 78 | 4/4 | N | Y | PopBallad | 01 | C3 |
Sunny | 142 | 4/4 | N | Y | MediumJazz | 01 | C3 |
Tea For Two | 100 | 4/4 | N | Y | Cool8Beat | 01 | C3 |