I played this at my district's Fine Arts Festival on Friday and I actually won my category. Thank you so much for making this arrangement. I fell in love with it before I even knew about the festival.
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Blue Grovyle You’re not the only one who used a Threelines3 arrangement for a competition. I did a much older one of his called “Darkness Ridge”. Unfortunately I screwed up page 4 of the piece, bringing me nowhere near the top 10. :(
You really invested a lot of work into the sound quality (tempo changes and similar things) and the video editing, didn't you? :) The editing starting at measure 28 is definitly a nice idea to help beginners who can't follow the notes that quickly! The first half of your arrangement is at a decent difficulty while the second one offers a nice challenge. Maybe you could include an ending for beginners as an option though, seeing as some people might wanna play this without learning the part starting at measure 127 :D
Wooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love this! The old one was good, but this is just.. 👌 love the staccato around measure 50ish. It feels more fresh than the first one. Good work!!! I do have one small gripe though... Sometimes the tempo changes feel really forced, (e.g when the melody is first introduced in measure 13 and again in measure 59, it just feels a bit... weird) and i don't think it worked as well as the original in that respect. Other than that, i can exactly find any problems! But a quick request.... When you make these, could you please put tempo markings and rit/accel into the pdf file please. It would make it much easier to play if they were written in the sheet music. Thanks. Well... I don't know if NoteWorthy Composer automatically removes them or if you are doing this yourself to un-clutter the music, but it would really help if you could at least put them in the pdf if you dont want them in the video. Thanks!
This is so amazing, I love it so much! This game had so many great songs, and you did a great job arranging this one. Great job, look forward to seeing more! :D
Mostly a joke because of how vague the harmony is. The chords are very parallel and non-functional. Maybe it is more like Satie’s Gymnopedies especially parts like 0:56 and 1:14 with the Major 7th chords. I guess for Ravel there’s Forlane because like Forlane the weirdest part is the harmony.
I played this at my district's Fine Arts Festival on Friday and I actually won my category. Thank you so much for making this arrangement. I fell in love with it before I even knew about the festival.
Blue Grovyle Congrats! May I ask what the category was?
Three month's have passed, the people are beginning to lose hope that Blue Grovyle will ever respond. Amongst those who fear Blue Grovyle's eternal absence of answer are those whom believe his statements were a falsehood. At first they were shunned and ignored for their arrogant ways but have slowly grown into quite the sizable group and many more are question the great Blue Grovyle. Only time will tell if are questions will be answered and his claims are true
I entered for Piano Solo. The other piano option was Classical, but I don't play classical music.
@@bluegrovyle5480 was it ever recorded? Any online announcements or video footage?
Blue Grovyle You’re not the only one who used a Threelines3 arrangement for a competition. I did a much older one of his called “Darkness Ridge”. Unfortunately I screwed up page 4 of the piece, bringing me nowhere near the top 10. :(
i watch this video religiously
すごく落ち込んでたんですけど、これ聴いてたら元気出てきました。ありがとう☺️
I hope you feel better
Leagues above your contemporaries
옛날부터 팬이였습니다. 너무 좋아하는 곡이였는데 다시한번 감사드립니다.
Threelines3 is the chopin of the pokemon fandom
This arrangement sounds so cool! I've heard this a few times, and I love the alternate melody you took with Northern Desert.
You really invested a lot of work into the sound quality (tempo changes and similar things) and the video editing, didn't you? :)
The editing starting at measure 28 is definitly a nice idea to help beginners who can't follow the notes that quickly!
The first half of your arrangement is at a decent difficulty while the second one offers a nice challenge. Maybe you could include an ending for beginners as an option though, seeing as some people might wanna play this without learning the part starting at measure 127 :D
lol im a beginner and even measure 70 onward looks like a piece of work
It isn't easy for sure, but this part should be doable for most people who would try this
Simply divine!
this inspired me to start arranging music again ❤ beautiful work
Wooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love this! The old one was good, but this is just.. 👌 love the staccato around measure 50ish. It feels more fresh than the first one. Good work!!! I do have one small gripe though... Sometimes the tempo changes feel really forced, (e.g when the melody is first introduced in measure 13 and again in measure 59, it just feels a bit... weird) and i don't think it worked as well as the original in that respect. Other than that, i can exactly find any problems!
But a quick request.... When you make these, could you please put tempo markings and rit/accel into the pdf file please. It would make it much easier to play if they were written in the sheet music. Thanks. Well... I don't know if NoteWorthy Composer automatically removes them or if you are doing this yourself to un-clutter the music, but it would really help if you could at least put them in the pdf if you dont want them in the video. Thanks!
The tempo changes make it really nice to listen to, and I feel they can played by shaping by ear, and not any specific place.
so good
Amazing! Love that moving counterpoint
i adore this arrangement!!!
Beautifully arranged! Amazing job, love the arpeggios ^^
This is so amazing, I love it so much! This game had so many great songs, and you did a great job arranging this one. Great job, look forward to seeing more! :D
Thank you so much . . .
Beautiful.
Great work!
so beautiful...
gorgeous
A little cluttered on the second verse - but seriously this sounds so good. But a nightmare to play. :D Listen to this every day
Sounds kinda like an impressionist waltz
Soundtrack is very impressionistic in general
大好き
Beautiful!👏🏼👍🏾😆
I LOVE THIS !!!!!
The normie plebs are raked by sandstorms every 4 turns
I prefer only the finest, smoothest, most powdered silt to be peppered in my direction
Can I play this? Can I?
Composer must be a Ravel fan
Is there a section similar to their work? If so I’d like to give that version a listen
Mostly a joke because of how vague the harmony is. The chords are very parallel and non-functional. Maybe it is more like Satie’s Gymnopedies especially parts like 0:56 and 1:14 with the Major 7th chords. I guess for Ravel there’s Forlane because like Forlane the weirdest part is the harmony.
@@yrockerboy I really want to make a Waltz like this one and Ravel, Do you have any advice on what music theory should I study? thanks
@@TRISCORE Ravel has this ua-cam.com/video/jXhHjfHRDnk/v-deo.html