Final Fantasy VIII - Fisherman's Horizon

That may be paradoxical, but it's very difficult for me to play this piece (more difficult than Fighting). I think that's because I haven't been listening to it a lot.

The melody is beautiful ^^ I love the OST version too.

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Music

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• fisherman
• horizon
• horison
• final
• fantasy
• ff
• viii
• ffviii
• ff8
• piano
• collections
• nobuo
• uematsu

[squallionheartgunbla]

Dude you are Great!

[Xnihpsel]

Thanks :)

[jonyeo123]

and at the end, the day ends with you cooking and enjoying your hard earned catch and going home under a starry cloudless night. i know i must sound so weird but thats how i imagine pieces. and i recommend you listen more carefully to the OST piano collections and take note of how the player plays each note (ie which parts to accentuate and which parts to draw out the peacefulness of each note)

[Xnihpsel]

Thanks. I don't imagine so far this piece, but I think it is easier to imagine something when you are listening to the OST version, instead of the Piano Collection.

[Sorcerer88]

A little cold, especially the tremolo around 1:05 ( too much + give it a rest! ). Some slowdowns ( 1:27 ) and rubatos ( 1:35 to 1:50, 2:05 onwards, 2:44 ) would be nice, also an overall lower speed. If you don't want these, create your own interpretation ;) Still, i draw my hat before you, especially for the more technically advanced pieces like rufus ceremony or slide show. You have great skill, dude!

[Xnihpsel]

Wow, thanks! Your advice is gold.

[MrHadesDark]

I agree with you, im learning it too and it looks easy at the beginning, but it result to be harder than I thought.

moral: Dont understimate the music (And its hard for you because you are playing it excesivelly fast.)

[CenturyGamer]

fuck god

[donnie6680]

I think you did very well. May God bless you and your talent.

[noypirulez]

Amazing! Simply Amazing.

[jonyeo123]

i know that some people like to give a new interpretation to old pieces but to me i like the original so i am gonna compare yours to the original (hope you dont mind).

to me, when i listen/play a piano piece, theres always a story behind that piece. for this one, just imagine that you are looking over the ocean from atop a hill. then you decide to head down to catch a few fish. the fast pace of the piece, to me, represents the process and success in catching those fish.