Bob's Musical Background

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.

Pictures of BobDuring 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.  

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.

Amarylis

Amorada

Apache

Auto Rag

Boogie za korunu

Bugatti Step

Bylo leto

Chanson d'Amour

Charleston

Choo Choo Choo's Boogie

Comme Vorrei

Dnes hraje Willy

Dolanes

Happy Together

The Hat

I WIll Wait For You

Já to tady znám

Ja to znam

Jsem rad, ze Te mam

Just Another Polka

Kazacok Medley

Killing Me Softly With His Song

Krasne je zit

Kratka noc

Kvety lasky

Kytice vuni

Leto (The Summer)

Linda

Long Ago And Far

Love Is Many Splendored Thing

Ma Klaro

Mám tě rád, a ty to víš

Mariana

Marina

Miami Beach Rhumba

Mistral

Modry Pavilon

Modry sarafan Medley

Moon River

Moonlight in Vermont

Mracky

Paganini

Piano Rock BoB

Prekrasny den

Probuzení

Quando Quando Quando

Rent Party Blues

Rosa Na Kolejich

Santa Lucia

Santorini

Sara Perche Ti Amo

Sarlatán

Snow Waltz Schnee Waltzer

Stanice laska

Sunny

Svita

Svítání

Tak abyste to vedela

Tak nevím

Tea For Two

To se pocita

Valentyn

Velky Den

The Way You Look Tonight

When I Fall In Love

Wien bleibt Wien

Yes Sir That's My Baby

Za tebou

Zitra Bude Svatek

 

Bob's YouTube Video Links

You can find all my songs here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbpn0MvXxP2zCuiLxFuoP4A/videos   

(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.

Christmas 1

Christmas 2

Christmas 3

Christmas 4

Christmas 5

Christmas 6

Easter 1

Easter 2

Easter 3

Easter 4

Easter 5

Easter 6

Easter 7

Easter 8

Easter 9

Easter 10

Easter 11

Easter 12

Easter 13

 

Bob's MIDI Song Index

MIDI SongsBob 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
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

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