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Thank you :)

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Not too bad once I realized condensing the chords did the trick :) Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!! I gotta say, I’m particularly proud of this one, despite its difficulties ☺️

Thank you so much!! ☺️

Thank you for your feedback :) Yeah, while I tried to do my best via MIDI, the arrangement is way more rewarding when you actually play it lol

Thank you! :)

A Lil bit alike yes

@@mehmetunal9731 particularly measures 19-20 have the same motive

Hahaha, I'm just happy someone recognized it so fast

Thank you for your engagement :)

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You can use pedal to sustain the chords and then the left hand jumps down to play the low notes.

I did not make violin sheet music for this song. Most violinists should be fine just playing the treble clef from this piano arrangement though.

Thank you so much! :)

Thank you very much! This is not me performing, however; this is playback made by the computer.

Thank you very much! This is not me performing, however; this is playback made by the computer.

Thank you so much ☺️ I will do my best to keep sharing more music notation!

You’re too kind 😂 It’s been 3 years since I last worked on a Bollywood transcription! I’m a bit disappointed in myself for taking such a long break, but I’m happy to be back with this one ☺️

I m glad you did and keep them coming 😁.

I’ve seen the movie 11 times. I assure you it’s the correct one. The audio used in this video is the audio from the movie’s soundtrack.

@@varunathilati’m sorry but you are wrong. This is the song used in the movie: ua-cam.com/video/zbloDcecCvM/v-deo.html and the song you have in the video is not the same. listen to the full song in the link and you can tell that the end of the first part and the part where the melody changes is completely different

@@r3l3x66 Oh wow, I've never heard this version before (or I just didn't pay enough attention to these differences in the movie - except for the last string of notes that tail off the performance, I distinctly remember that). I stand partially corrected! I say partially because it still seems that the audio used in my video is from the movie's _soundtrack._ it's worth noting that the video you shared with me was posted *_after_* I posted my sheet music video, and a bunch of comments on that video are talking about how that version of Song on the Beach wasn't easily searchable until Arcade Fire posted it to their channel. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing this with me! It's really nice hearing a different version of this song :)

@@varunathilat fair enough

Hahaha, you’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed :)

Thank you for taking the time learn and play it!! :)

You’re welcome! :)

Oh my god, thank you so much!! Your performance is very nice :) I’m so happy you liked it!!

Omg, it's you!! Thank you so much :) I actually didn't know that Godowsky did that, but that sounds ingenious! If I had more time, I would surely do that too, but alas :( That being said, the more I listen to this arrangement, the less I like it. Perhaps I (or someone else) can use what's here and build upon it in more sonic ways.

Yeahhhh, the hardest part was overcoming the gap that the original’s left hand part created 😭 I opted for something similar-ish to the Chopin-Godowsky Study on Op.10 No.4 instead 😅

Thank you! :)

Thank you so much! :)

LMAO thank you!!

Best of luck! I hope it's not too difficult :)

4:07 I wouldn’t want to put octaves there and then not put octaves at 4:10, for consistency’s sake - unless you were implying that you would do that, in which case I would argue that octave 32nd triplets for that long would be really difficult. And for the recapitulation, I had an idea for continuous 32nd triplets to buff out the sound a bit more, but Frederic Meinders told me that it was getting a bit difficult at that point. Anyone who wants to play this can make adjustments as they please lol. And yes, as noted in the description, I made this audio in MuseScore, which would never measure up to a human performance. Thank you for your compliment and suggestions! I played the cello part to this for a competition once, and it provided some great memories :)

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