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Niice, It was rushed at the beginning and i heard a few dodgy notes and listening to it i know you tried to play the song as it was heard in the game and not the actually piano collections one. Bonus points from me! I like the game version slightly better. If you can play that mutha fucking arpeggio in the piano collection version of zanarkand then top marks. Well done.
I recommend trying to play melodies of life (ffix), the oath(ffviii) and one winged angel (ffvii). they're all kick as songs. Again, well done
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I played "To Zanarkand" on the piano at a recital on June 2, 2007. That was the first time in the history of that particular music academy when a video game music piece was played at a recital. That is the song I love to play on the piano. I started learning how to play it on the piano back in 2006.
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Heh, I've been playing that song on piano for years. Although it wasn't as emotional as it's supposed to be, you still got things right, so good job. :]
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Yeah i know what you mean about the emotion part. I took me a good part of a year to fully perfect To zanarkand and to put evrything right and add that extra touche of emotional fluency
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Originally Posted by Lone_Wolf
Yeah i know what you mean about the emotion part. I took me a good part of a year to fully perfect To zanarkand and to put evrything right and add that extra touche of emotional fluency
The Expression is challenging in this piece, but not VERY hard, it's just a matter of controlling dynamics at relatively easy speeds.
If you take something like Moonlight Sonata Mvt III Presto Agitato by Beethoven, the expression is extremely difficult, not only are you playing extremely quickly, but there are pianissimo markings, hard thing to do, play fast and quietly.
I challenge any pianists here, to take the fastest piece they know and play it at a very low dynamic.
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