onyx_treasure wrote:

Everybody should have had an accent.  The were all Mainahs including Barnabas.

Being a native of Maine myself (albeit displaced in Florida at present) I am SOOOOOOO glad they didn't do that!  Not many actors can get that accent right.  Heck, I doubt I could even do it justice after after all the years I've spent trying not to sound that way!

I really wanted to meet him, but I never got to a fest in time 

...actually, I still have yet to make it to one!  Here's hoping for one of these years.

i think it was the shock of going into that body!
kinda like Heather Locklear being switched with Phyllis Diller  :oLOL!

Heheh, that's why I always refer to this part of the story as "Life is a Lemon, and I Want My Body Back"   

Thank you all for your advice!
I'll chat with my dad to see how good my sister is at playing music by ear.  She's 11, but has been playing the violin (and piano!) for 5 or 6 years!  Brian's suggestion just might work.

Hello all.  I'm kinda new here (well, been lurking for a couple of weeks & I know the poster known as petofi in real life) so I guess I'll start off by saying  "hi"   *waves*

Anyway, to my point.

Has anyone out there heard of sheet music for Quentin's Theme being available for violin?  I know the piano music is readily available in the Dark Shadows Music Book, but since it was recorded originally (if I am remembering this correctly) in piano & violin, I thought there might be a possibility of the violin sheet music lurking out there somewhere.  The reason I ask is because I thought it might be nice to incorporate Quentin's Theme into my wedding ceremony and my sister plays the violin.  The weddings over a year away, so I've got plenty of time to search, but I would be extremely grateful for any help anyone may have to offer.

Thanks!