ESPPony, one of our talented team members here at Everypony Sings, does amazing work on the electric guitar and electric bass. His covers are always awesome, whether he's doing songs from the show or some of the great background music.
Today, we've got ESPPony's cover of Rainbow Dash's theme and the Sonic Rainboom background music. Suffice it to say that ESPPony made these songs 20% cooler in ten seconds flat. Enjoy!
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SandvichParty + Dimondium = Awesome
Both SandvichParty and Dimondium are frequent contributors to Everypony Sings, and we're quite fond of them. So when they team up and collaborate on an original song, it's all the better!
Their collaboration is called Heart of Knowledge, and it's a great tribute to Twilight Sparkle. I really like the melody and the way the trumpet and strings work together. Give it a listen!
You can find both SandvichParty and Dimondium on Youtube.
Their collaboration is called Heart of Knowledge, and it's a great tribute to Twilight Sparkle. I really like the melody and the way the trumpet and strings work together. Give it a listen!
You can find both SandvichParty and Dimondium on Youtube.
Smile One More Time: Jazz Version
This is a great cover and reinterpretation of the song. I can't help but imagine it being played in an old-time speakeasy or something. Give it a listen in the video! You can also listen to it in mp3 or midi version. And, of course, you can download the sheet music and play it yourself. Thanks, Octavia's Pianist!
Smile: We've Got Flute Music! (And a Request)
Are you smiling? CHA sent in sheet music for Smile, Smile, Smile for the flute. I know there are more than a few flute-playing pony fans out there, so this post is all for you. You can find the sheet music here. Many thanks to CHA for sharing this resource!Now, for a request: a barbershop quartet is asking for pony music they can sing together. They are specifically hoping to find music for Smile or This Day Aria. Can anypony lend them a hoof?
Applejack's Applefarm
MrFlipTricker shared a great tab for Cranky Doodle Donkey a few days ago. Now he's back with an original song called Applejack's Applefarm.
This song is a nice instrumental piece, I really like it. Give it a listen in the video. Then you can find MrFlipTricker (aka TheMusicBrony) on Youtube or DA.
If you have your own pony resource, cover, or original song you'd like to share, let us know! Click on "Share Music" above for more information.
This song is a nice instrumental piece, I really like it. Give it a listen in the video. Then you can find MrFlipTricker (aka TheMusicBrony) on Youtube or DA.
If you have your own pony resource, cover, or original song you'd like to share, let us know! Click on "Share Music" above for more information.
Swing! Tavi Swing!
Joaftheloaf shared a very cool and unique original piece called Swing! Tavi Swing! This song is a pony-themed swing song. I have to admit, I've never heard a pony song quite like this one—and I love it!
Give the song a listen in the video, it's very well done. You can also visit Joaftheloaf on his Youtube channel to watch more of his stuff.
Thanks, Joaftheloaf! We hope to see more of your musical talents in the future!
Give the song a listen in the video, it's very well done. You can also visit Joaftheloaf on his Youtube channel to watch more of his stuff.
Thanks, Joaftheloaf! We hope to see more of your musical talents in the future!
Coconeru and Pony Music, Now in Latin!
Coconeru shared a unique new piece of music. It's an original composition dedicated to the Princesses of Equestria. . . and it's in the style of Gregorian Chant. Watch the video to hear for yourself!
I'm having way too much fun imagining a world in which monk ponies in ancient times composed meditative chants to express their prayers to Celestia and Luna. It's awesome. (Also the monk ponies would all have tonsures, which is just funny.)
Thanks, Coconeru—another job well done!
I'm having way too much fun imagining a world in which monk ponies in ancient times composed meditative chants to express their prayers to Celestia and Luna. It's awesome. (Also the monk ponies would all have tonsures, which is just funny.)
Thanks, Coconeru—another job well done!
More Low Brass Music from Erccre147
Erccre147 always does a fantastic job with his low brass music resources. He's shared a lot of songs with us in the past, and now he's back with two more!This time around, Erccre147 shared sheet music for the season three songs: I Wasn't Prepared for This (for trombone/baritone and for tuba) and The Ballad of the Crystal Ponies (also for trombone/baritone and for tuba). Click on the links to see the sheet music!
Thanks, Erccre147, for sharing your talents!
Honestly (Truthful) by Turquoise Splash
Turquoise Splash sent in a beautiful original piece about Applejack called Honestly (Truthful). It's excellent! Honestly (see what I did there?), it sounds like something I would hear on the radio.
You should definitely give this song a listen in the video. You can also visit Turquoise Splash over on Youtube. And T.S. had some help from Poni1Kenobi, so you should visit him on Youtube, too!
Thanks, Turquoise Splash, for sharing this great song.
You should definitely give this song a listen in the video. You can also visit Turquoise Splash over on Youtube. And T.S. had some help from Poni1Kenobi, so you should visit him on Youtube, too!
Thanks, Turquoise Splash, for sharing this great song.
Ponies: Now with 800% More Floppy Disk Goodness
For anyone who's thought to themselves, "Yeah, This Day Aria is awesome, but what it really needs is more computers..."—tonight's post is all about you. Dvixer, who's contributed to Everypony Sings before, has sent in a truly awesome version of This Day Aria, played by eight floppy disk drives.
I shudder to think how many fans of MLP don't even know what a floppy disk is, but that doesn't matter, because nowadays folks like Dvixer just use old floppy disk drives to make pony music even cooler. Thanks, Dvixer!
I shudder to think how many fans of MLP don't even know what a floppy disk is, but that doesn't matter, because nowadays folks like Dvixer just use old floppy disk drives to make pony music even cooler. Thanks, Dvixer!
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