gerdzeeland's melodies
Easy peasy transcription of the introduction of this magnificent piece: De Tafel der Armen - Wat in stilte bloeit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-LyIopMvbA
You may want to compress this to yield a twice as shorter paper strip (or if you can't reach a high rotation speed, turning the lever :) ). However this will result in a couple of successive notes right after each other, that can't be played on the music box.
This short introduction from the Rondo fits on a standard 150 note paper strip.
Fits on a standard (150 note) paper strip.
The range of this piece is simply too large to have a proper transcription, but it's perhaps better than nothing. ;)
Based on: https://musescore.com/user/28194344/scores/5150169
Based on: https://musescore.com/gerardfarre/samba---blues-piano
Own modification for 30 note music box. Memories!
When creating a paper strip, you can ignore the red *second* notes (don't punch those, they won't work). It will sound fine too.
Based on [Free-scores.com] beethoven-ludwig-van-l-039-ode-a-la-joie-26863.pdf
Own transcription, based on http://www.janwolters.nl/blad/parelvis.pdf
Adapted from: http://www.janwolters.nl/blad/gronnenslaid.pdf
It's a shame we still can't use triplets, so when punched, keep this in mind yourself, listen to the music to get them right. ;)
Adapted from https://musescore.com/user/58197/scores/3018426
Transposed and adapted for 30 note music box.
Old Dutch Christmas song (Oh Christmas eve, purer than the days). Lyrics from the year 1637 by Joost van den Vondel (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joost_van_den_Vondel ). Notes picked up somewhere and rearranged for 30 note music box.
Arrangement found somewhere on the webs, adjusted a little bit for 30 note music box
