Fine means the end. It's pronounced "FEE-nay" and comes from the same root word as finished. Fine is necessary to use when the end of the song is not at the end of the last staff of music. In this case there will be a D.S. al FINE or D.C. al FINE to return to. Then continue from either the sign or the beginning (respectively). The intended ending will be designated with the word FINE.
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If you mean sheet music, you can download it. If you mean karaoke, youtube.
It stands for Right Hand
When you skip a letter it goes down
Fine, pronounced fee-nay, means the ending.
gregg fine and forget sheet music. he wont give it. I tried
Need sheet music for "So Fine" by the Fiestas, Johnny Otis written
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/xwv4fo for sheet music go to bottom of page and download pdf file
If you mean sheet music, you can download it. If you mean karaoke, youtube.
It stands for Right Hand
finish, the end
When you skip a letter it goes down
Fine, pronounced fee-nay, means the ending.
Okay, you mean ''Bella's Lullaby''. You can get sheet music on : www.piano-sheet-music.piczo.com
You can buy legal copies of this song at Sheet Music Plus or Musicnotes.com.
The song was created especially for the Pristiq commercial by a commercial music production company called Hidden Tiger Music. It was composed and produced by Gregg Fine. It is a fantastic piece.