Tokyo Ghoul - Incompetence Piano Tehishter (with sheet music) 

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I believe Tehishter played the beginning in 7/4, 6/4, 7/4, and 5/4, right? I've noticed people often use 3/4 when transcribing the last two measures of the intro. 5/4 would only make it one measure and in line with the drums. Tehishter could've also played it in 3/4 though

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It should be in the description

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Are you referring to measure 23? If so, notice the treble clef has an 8 on top, which means to play an octave higher.

Well what I mean is that the transcription beginning from measure 23 - 30 (in the right hand) is an octave higher than Ishter's playing. In other words, it's in the wrong octave and the 8 shouldn't be there :p

Sam Huynh Well...I listened to Ishter's recording and it seems right

Notice at the end of measure 30 and the beginning of measure 31 of the transcription that the next chord is "lower". When you watch isther's playing, he goes "higher". Another indicator is by looking at his right hand relative to his left hand :p I'm currently learning this song and always thought that from measure 23 that it seemed too high and noticed it.

Sam Huynh I'm not sure if we're both referencing the same thing so I'll talk a bit more detailed. If we're both seeing the same thing, measure 31 should have a tempo marking (80 bpm). The first note(s) would be a quarter note G major arpeggio. This would correspond with 1:20 in Theishter's video. As the notes are written, they would be G4, B4, D5, and G5. In Theishter's video, the lower E at least 2 octaves below his right hand. So it follows that the right hand is wrong if and only if the left hand is wrong, otherwise the left hand would run into the right hand which contradicts what I see in the video.