A Mozart Reincarnated - Ennio Morricone - The Legend of 1900 - Piano

My interpretation of this beautiful piece composed by Maestro Morricone for one of my favourite movies "The Legend of 1900".

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• crazyRyoga
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• Legend
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• 1900
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• Morricone
• piano
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• mozart
• reincarnated
• soundtrack
• classical music
• instrumental music

[12walkietalkie13]

That was really good. How hard would you say this was to learn??? :D

[crazyRyoga]

@12walkietalkie13 mmhh if i remember it took me three weeks to play it. I would say it's not an "hard" piece but it isn't also an easy one.

[12walkietalkie13]

@crazyRyoga If I started... On Wednesday, do you think I could learn it by Jan. 23??? :)

[crazyRyoga]

@12walkietalkie13 Well, i dont know what level you are on piano but ye, i think you have plenty of time to learn it. Secret is to play it every day. I suggest you to learn it like this: concentrate on the first 10 measures (they repeat 1 time) then when you play these measures correctly you concentrate on the measures from 11 to 25 and then you learn the 26-40. You can study these 3 parts 1 week each (3 weeks). After this you will spend 1 week or 2 to practise the entire piece. Good Luck ;D

[cem1891]

this was good. i have the entire soundtrack arranged for piano (book published in Japan), and followed along with you on the score. nice attention to detail. I would only suggest trying to change the character a little or bring out other ideas either on the intro or the repeat to make it more interesting and explore a bigger contrast in dynamics. Also (it's a little hard on digital instruments) perhaps greater difference in dynamics between the hands. other than that, great start!

[crazyRyoga]

@cem1891 Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate those who can see the difference between playing a piece that it "..sound like.." and playing a piece like it was written by the composer. A lot (and when i say a lot i mean really a lot) of people who play piano, also classical music, play the pieces without paying attention to all the different aspect of a partiture (the staccato,the legato,the polyphony...). You can interpret the expression, where possible, not the kind of note written...

[12walkietalkie13]

@crazyRyoga Okay, yeah, I'll try that out, thanks! :D And I actually don't know what piano level I'm on. The solos I'm doing have "Early Intermediate" or "Intermediate" in the corner, but idk what level that'd be :)

[12walkietalkie13]

@crazyRyoga oh, ok thanks! :) I'm going to learn how to play this for my uncle. He loves it

[Refrigerator76]

hey man, u have the sheet for this one?

[crazyRyoga]

@yummyinmytummy09 Thank you ;)