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Who's Who - Professional Pianists on Piano World Member Recordings - Non Classical Pianist CornerĮVENTS! Piano Concerts, Recitals, Competitions.įun Stuff! - Parties, Tours, Projects & More.įorum Members Parties, Tours, Cruises, & M. MY NEW PIANO or KEYBOARD! - Share Your Story! In the case of the 4 Seasons Winter, any other version that is not the original string ensemble is just an arrangement so try a few online versions.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. The bass part require a lot of repeated notes & jumping around but the version that was put together by AndrÃ© Rieu is very playable. Once I downloaded the piano sheet music to a piece written by D Shostakovich originally for a small band. I'd normally do a Google search on Vivaldi Winter sheet music, go to the tab and browse through different online versions with a piano (with/without another instrument) to see which one I'm comfortable playing. People who play other instruments can put the simulation together but never try the uploaded version to see whether it would be 100% playable. The reason is simple: the person who put together the simulation may not be a piano/keyboard player.

I don't usually like learning music from computer simulations. If you see 1 of the lower notes played together that is the same but in a different octave such as a higher & lower E, I'd omit 1 of the Es to make playing easier. The only note you would always keep the same is the top note because this is your melody line. If I see 2 notes played together with the same hand that is too far apart, I'd move 1 of the notes up or down an octave closer to the other note. In most cases we can play up to 4 on each hand and the distance between notes does matter. With a piano we only have 5 fingers in each hand. This means the gap between notes played by different instruments would not matter. In a string ensemble you have 5 instruments playing independently from each other. The other approach would be to re-arrange the piece for 4-hand piano meaning you have 2 pianists accompanying each other so you can split some of the parts that require big jumps to the second pianist. I once tried to re-arrange the piece with the solo violin left alone and the notes from the other instruments as piano (violin1 & 2 for right hand, cello for left hand & viola as either L or R depending on note distance). The other parts would have different instruments playing together and some parts would have all the instruments playing together (tutti). In the beginning there are certain passages where the solo violin would be by itself (in this case the R on the piano playing 1 note at a time). played on top followed by violin1 & solo violin doing B-B-B-B. on top followed by violin2 playing Db-Db-Db-Db. The original intro started with 1 the cello doing F-F-F-F. I have a copy of the original which was for a string ensemble (cello, viola, violin2, violin1 & solo violin).

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