It's the best way, considering the entire piece maintains the feel of the compound meter of 12/8. There are four beats per measure and each beat is a dotted quarter note. Half a dotted quarter is a dotted eighth.
Off-topic but what piece has almost the same melody and chords as 0:05? Only the F is a sixteenth note and comes after a double dot G, down to the Eb then it repeats again.
![Sgambati : Mélodies poétiques, Op.29 (aka Op.36) [Caramiello]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0yt3qz5w6XY/mqdefault.jpg)
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I absolutely love discovering piano compositions I never knew or heard before, or were even aware existed. These are wonderfull.
Yea👍 looks there is not so little of them
This is fantastic piano piece and performance!
Sounds like Schumann.
14:57 a strange way to notate 3 against 4 polyrhythm :D
It's the best way, considering the entire piece maintains the feel of the compound meter of 12/8. There are four beats per measure and each beat is a dotted quarter note. Half a dotted quarter is a dotted eighth.
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the beginning kinda reminds me of the first piece of the Kinderszenen Op 15 lol
Are there any melodists better then chopin
nope.
Nah.
@@FreddyChoppins a bit biased bro
Medtner hits different
Scriabin
Off-topic but what piece has almost the same melody and chords as 0:05? Only the F is a sixteenth note and comes after a double dot G, down to the Eb then it repeats again.
Probably the first piece in Kinderszenen (as another commenter has suggested)!