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    Piano cover of My Favorite Things?

    Heard a solo piano version of this one a few weeks ago but can’t find it. Anyone have ideas?
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    Re: Piano cover of My Favorite Things?

    Quote Originally Posted by jmusica View Post
    Heard a solo piano version of this one a few weeks ago but can’t find it. Anyone have ideas?
    Sorry - when I saw the title I actually thought you meant a physical piano dust cover. I was like ??????? LOL
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    Re: Piano cover of My Favorite Things?

    Possibly Joey Alexander's rendition? Good stuff.

    My Favorite Things - Joey Alexander (Solo piano transcription) - YouTube

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    Re: Piano cover of My Favorite Things?

    How about McCoy Tyner. Pure genius. John Coltrane certainly benefited from his accompaniment.

    McCoy Tyner My Favorite Things - YouTube
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    Re: Piano cover of My Favorite Things?

    Quote Originally Posted by Alpinist View Post
    How about McCoy Tyner. Pure genius. John Coltrane certainly benefited from his accompaniment.

    McCoy Tyner My Favorite Things - YouTube
    My favorite version as well.

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