. . . in "musical terms" we don't call anything hard.
However, performance-wise, beginning around 0:36, the right hand has a very tricky run which continues until the end of the piece. The very short note, the runs, and the skips/leaps are difficult to get right.
Especially this time because I play on a synthe. So with this touching system (right english?) it is difficult to keep it regular, unlike a real piano (which doesn't mean that piano is an easier instrument).
Just explain me why you don't find any song in "musical terms" hard pls ^^
Difficulty is relative to the performer and the instrument. What you or I may find difficult may not be difficult to someone else. So, there is not "musical term" for a "difficult" piece. There are parts and pieces which are generally accepted as difficult, but there is no term for difficulty. We only divide things into general classes of difficulty for convenience. Also, what other terms would we use other than "musical terms"?
Oh, and the "touch" of the instrument is correct.
deen english man as blöd xD
missygangsta 2 years ago
Hrrhrr :D
toruweber 2 years ago
I wouldn't name this "Hard"!
In music therms it should be very easy to easy-_-
L4RSLink 2 years ago
Lol you really think so???
You are kidding or you dont know what you are saying
toruweber 2 years ago
. . . in "musical terms" we don't call anything hard.
However, performance-wise, beginning around 0:36, the right hand has a very tricky run which continues until the end of the piece. The very short note, the runs, and the skips/leaps are difficult to get right.
icidiots13 2 years ago 2
Yes, I agree with you^^
Especially this time because I play on a synthe. So with this touching system (right english?) it is difficult to keep it regular, unlike a real piano (which doesn't mean that piano is an easier instrument).
Just explain me why you don't find any song in "musical terms" hard pls ^^
toruweber 2 years ago
Difficulty is relative to the performer and the instrument. What you or I may find difficult may not be difficult to someone else. So, there is not "musical term" for a "difficult" piece. There are parts and pieces which are generally accepted as difficult, but there is no term for difficulty. We only divide things into general classes of difficulty for convenience. Also, what other terms would we use other than "musical terms"?
Oh, and the "touch" of the instrument is correct.
icidiots13 2 years ago
Y, I see what you're saying :)
Thx ^^
toruweber 2 years ago
5/5!
PianoSoulos 2 years ago 3
dn rauen daniel xD
hiefnech10 2 years ago
coolen toru xD
hiefnech10 2 years ago
an du bass? :P
toruweber 2 years ago
u rock dude ;P
missygangsta 2 years ago
gail torou ;)
missygangsta 2 years ago
maaaan you rock;-) i'd love to be in your band really:$
jeulio16 2 years ago
Thx man^^
this is the result of practice for many years :P
toruweber 2 years ago