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!
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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Are there any melodists better then chopin
nope.
Nah.
@@FreddyChoppins a bit biased bro
Medtner hits different
Scriabin
Sounds like Schumann.
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)!
the beginning kinda reminds me of the first piece of the Kinderszenen Op 15 lol