*Arrangement by Sheet Music Boss:* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tkIuHe94BcA.html *Sheet Music Available Here:* www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtd.asp?ppn=MN0183351&ca=0&cmpid=art_sheetmusicboss& ADVISORY: *Do Not* attempt this piece without being able to perform other pieces at a similar level. The difficulty and specific requirements for this arrangement can cause significant levels of muscle strain on both hands if they are not used to performing at this level. Even I, having 18 years of Piano Experience under my belt, struggled significantly to play this arrangement, which resulted in spraining my left hand. But Also, I'm not your Dad. Go crazy, go stupid.
I just dont think I could move my hands that fast and precise, I didnt watch this to learn it cuz its wayyyyy to fast, I google beginner or easy after the theme :P I just think it sounds great :) And it absolutely does!! Its litterallyt crasy! It sounds unhuman :)))
@@fidofx2189 If I were to put an official Piano Grade to it, I'd place this piece at *ABRSM Grade 8+* (ABRSM being a Music Exam Board, Grade 8 being the Highest Grade given out). If you can play pieces listed on the ABRSM Website in Grade 8, you might still struggle with parts of this, or playing it all at once, but that's the level I would advise people be at.
@UCc9Hp902opZYb54LqS8eGTw If you can play the Revolutionary Etude you can probably give this arrangement a shot. La Campanella is different because it's difficulty stems largely from Jumps rather than a heap of sophisticated and advanced movements. The main issue with this piece is the long periods of repetitive and strenuous fingerings in the left hand in the first and third sections, which can cause muscle strain if *all* your fingers on that hand aren't used to quick and precise movements over long periods of playing.
@@fidofx2189 The skills required to play Revolutionary Etude are similar to the ones required to play this arrangement, but this arrangement is likely harder. The Patrick Pietschmann arrangement of Blackheart also have similar movements and such. If you can play either of those pieces, then you can definitely start to learn this arrangement, but it'll still be a bit of a challenge.
@Newt do you have the original sheet of this music? It's because I tried to enter in the link that you send here, but when I click the site says that the sheet isn't available, can you help me?
If You're Interested: The Fingering shown in the video isn't the fingering I used in the audio. The Fingering here is a regular Trill Fingering, but when recording the audio, I used a Triple Trill Fingering. This is switching between fingers 1,2, and 3 to get an extra fast trill (Similar to the fingering at 3:36, but across two notes instead of 1) :D
That's because they are! :D I have no way to record what my hands are doing, so I just record the audio from my performance (in pieces, I can't do it all at once) and then put my performance into some software that creates the tutorial! :D
Hey Newt, can I know what reverb did you use in this piece? It's just clean and magnificent when the notes are trilling fast. I messed up my reverb settings so much, but it might seem too hard for me.
I use a custom sound-font for all my videos! I took the default sound-font on my PC, changed some of the bass/treble settings and added a custom reverb (among other changes) in the "Audacity" audio software (free software! :D). I think I have my reverb at 30-40 throughout my videos (changes depending on the piece), but the one I installed on my Keyboard uses 33. Typically, with faster-paced pieces I'll have my reverb lower (lowest I think I've gone is 28), and with longer pieces I'll sometimes stray a bit higher (in "Deep Stone Lullaby" I went to 42). Having a custom reverb for each piece is always best if you ask me, even if it can be a complete pain to import the soundfont onto my keyboard every single time! :D
@@Newt.--.Jaeden so that means, you did add reverb to every single sample file in the soundfont? Huge respect for the effort. And thank you for all your help btw!
The hands are animated! :D I don't have a way to record what my hands are doing when I play, so I record the Audio, and put it through some software that lets me show people what my hands were doing!
Please answer, I have this program, the newest version, but only the usual one, and not with advanced graphics... And no matter how much I render, the video does not appear in the folder where I specified the path. And so I have already updated 4-5 versions of the program and still nothing... Have you ever had such a problem? The developers do not respond to the second letter...
I find this to be very, exceedingly similar to Sheet Music Boss's arrangement of ANAKIN vs OBI-WAN from over four years ago, and this is played with concert creator not even your own hands which makes me very suspicious of you simply having stolen the sheets from them. Here is original video for reference: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tkIuHe94BcA.html If I am wrong and you have not, I'd love to see what you bring to counter my argument.
The Original Arrangement is in the pinned comment! :D The audio you're hearing is my original audio. You're hearing me play, but I don't have any way to record my hands or my keyboard as I'm playing, so I used Concert Creator to show people my fingerings and such. It's especially helpful for me to use Concert Creator because I often don't play pieces in one go, and take bits from various recordings to get the best possible sounding performance. :D
The audio is my original recording, but the visuals you are seeing are an AI Generated 3D Model using the software "Concert Creator". I have no way to record my own hands when playing, so I decided to use this instead. As for the audio, it isn't recorded all at once. I record it in sections and pick the best sounding out of the batch. :D
While I am able to play the piece, the hands you see in the video are not my own. I do not have the capacity to record an over-head view of my hands, so instead I use a 3D Modelled AI to show what my hands *were* doing when I was playing. The inputs you see, however, are what I was playing, and I began practising this specific piece about 3 years ago, and have probably been sitting on it fully practised for about a year. As for my overall Piano Experience, it's about 14 years (Started when I was 5).
Full credit is given in the pinned comment. I upload my performances typically of other people's arrangements with minor alterations using audio of me actually playing and sync it with the tutorial style of video. Any video that is my own arrangement is stated as so in the pinned comment too, but even if I just used someone else's sheets as reference to make my own arrangement, full credit is given in the pinned comment. Maybe you should try being more positive and using your eyes to notice the *full* credit given and not act so impulsively and rudely.
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