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Speaking of the piano, what style piano is used, not to mention the other instruments? Normally I don't ask that kind of question, but the instrumentation of the theme is just too interesting.

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Originally Posted by A mysterious girl (Post 53008)

I found this on youtube, I DIDN'T do it. Maybe you already saw it or maybe you are the one playing the song.
It's sounds odd in some parts, maybe because the person playing it used only one hand, but it's very good.
If you have good eye, you'll know the notes. Hope it helps.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFhutilbLj8

He's (or she) is only using one hand, so that he can show us how to play it, he actually plays with only one hand what you're spposed to do with both, but separetely, so that you can catch up with him. If you play it all together it sounds really good, actually... just like it sounds when he plays it on another video.

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Originally Posted by cartman414 (Post 53750)

Speaking of the piano, what style piano is used, not to mention the other instruments? Normally I don't ask that kind of question, but the instrumentation of the theme is just too interesting.

I think that's the weirdness of the instrumentation that makes it so cool... To me, it sounds a bit like a upright piano, but I'm not sure.

This is the one song that I can play on an insanely out of tune piano that sounds really good. Of course it sounds good on a tuned piano too...

I got bored and made a slow, almost love-theme-esque version of this a few weeks ago.

I REALLY want the sheet music for this. Although I have the basic

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Originally Posted by Fosters4ever (Post 47912)

c, c (higher) B, b flat, c, g
c, cH, B, bF
c,cH,b,bF,c,g,fF g, d,d ,c
fF,g,d,d

and repeat

-H= note on higher octave
-F = flat note (black key)

melody down, I can never remember the rest.

So I REALLY want sheet music. Or to write down the music from that really awesome how-to video on YouTube. But I'm a little too lazy to do that. :bloocross:

Honestly, for someone who has been playing piano for eight years, I shouldn't be so lazy...

-Marty :goo:

Try emailing the composer james L venable.

Few posts in this topic are correct.