Sibelius acquired! Anyone got any Wesley Willis or Casio keyboard riff transcriptions?

Well, donated by interested Zimbabwean Maoists. I also found an old M-Audio Radium 49 which seems to do MIDI input on Vista, so now I have to decide which tunes to do first. A Wesley Willis tribute seems in order. Has anyone got transcriptions of his texts or of Casio keyboard riffs? I guess the latter must be with Casio engineers.

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