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June 16, 2010

So you can play along at home

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over 1 year ago Paul Greer liked this post.

over 1 year ago Steve Greer liked this post.

over 1 year ago dwardu liked this post.

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

Perfeito. O concerto que é tocado em todos os jogos.

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

Brilliant! Only one thing I'd change is to make it forte possibile ('fff') or even 'ffff'.

over 1 year ago Vstyle82 (Twitter) responded:

Great composition. What an artist!!!

over 1 year ago callummay (Twitter) responded:

@danielmaier Very nice, but you know they're the Bb *below* middle C, innit?

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

You know, simple minds, simple pleasures. Or: Primitive minds, primitive "music."

over 1 year ago pjie2 (Twitter) responded:

Needs an unexplained 5/8 bar in the middle :-)

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

i wonder who can possibly hold a note that long...

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

hahaha that is about right - post horn gallop anyone!!

over 1 year ago nicolemon liked this post.

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

you'll need a bumper to play this one!

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

I think the instruction above the repeat should be "ad nauseum" ! I had a go on one the other day and you can get 2 partials above.

over 1 year ago Ruben Kenig liked this post.

over 1 year ago Ruben Kenig responded:

Perhaps a notation about section size, 80,000, and staggering breathing to create a continuos tone.

over 1 year ago Vincent Chu liked this post.

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

I love the "ff" and the repeat signs xD

over 1 year ago Jude Marshall responded:

How many times can we observe the coda? 6, 7, 1000?

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

So you can play along at home...

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

Great idea. I just posted a two movement Concerto Grande-version with some extra bars, timeline, dynamics and extended playtime in the second movement. It also contain a more precise soundtranscription with an extra second tone - A.

over 1 year ago (Facebook) responded:

I like to play it in 3/4 or even better 5/4

over 1 year ago GermanSeabass (Twitter) responded:

Awesome. Have a piano cover. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=empm5Lpkt90