Dance of the Knights/ Pub Égoïste (+Sheets)

Dance of the Knights from Romeo and Juliet/ Prokofiev ballet. Également joué dans le pub du parfum Égoïste de Chanel.
I am attaching the link to access the sheet of the original version for paino:
http://www.pianomajeur.net/forum/download/file.php?id=5150

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Music

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• Dance
• of
• the
• knights
• piano
• egoiste
• chanel
• pub
• prokofiev
• Romeo
• and
• juliet

[qwerty6517]

Do you play by ear?

[Lisztlovers]

That is right qwerty

[TheDeadBrain1]

That sounds a lot like "King Knight" by ali project...or should i say, "King Knight" by ali project sounds a lot like this. =p

at least for the beginning and end, anyways.

anywho...very nice Liszt! loved it!

[Lisztlovers]

Thx for the comment! I went to listen to King Knight and it is the same song at the beginning:) They were inspired by Prokofiev originally'

[Caigga900]

Thanks for the sheet music

[AIRSOFT22160jake1999]

you are very good but when you play like that your hands look like spiders

[FrenchyPianist]

ok bon tu es français donc je laisse tomber mon anglais à 2 balles, bravo encore un joli morceau, j'aime particulièrement tes arrangements classiques !

[Judasfan147]

Thank you for not only a fantastic performance, but also a music score for it!

[MDkid1]

@simmonstwopointzero well ya, its meant for a full orchestral...but i think it still sounds good on piano. Completely freaky and enveloping song!

[MDkid1]

you gotta gotta gotta make your own sheets!!! maybe we want your version too!

[simmonstwopointzero]

Excellent playing, but I don't think the piano suits this particular piece, at least for the dominant motive. Part of what makes the music so intense is the seamless transition from one note to another by the strings. The notes played on the piano seem a bit more... distinct, and to me at least, does not sound as menacing.

[bodremi]

superbe, comme d'habitude :)

[cancakmur]

very good!!!

[NorkelFjols]

I don't know wether you are doing it on purpose to get a swing feel or not, but just in case; you're playing as if the melody is in triplets, or as if the piece is in 6/8 or 12/8.. As you can see in the score, there are dotted notes, which means you should think of the beat as split into four and not three, to get a "sharper" rythm. Other than that, nice work :)