Thomas's Performances - NEW Liszt Moments Musicaux D.01 - Page 39

i feel bad for asking this so late in the convo - an i didn't go through all 37 pages - sadly i dont have that much time else i would... but where can i get sheet music for The Entertainer? I've wanted to play it for a while but never knew name.

Hero wrote:i feel bad for asking this so late in the convo - an i didn't go through all 37 pages - sadly i dont have that much time else i would... but where can i get sheet music for The Entertainer? I've wanted to play it for a while but never knew name.

I dont know actually, I got it in a book.. But you would probably find it online if you look for it, might take some time though Good Luck!^^

The Story Behind Tak's Waltz:
Via Paul I got to hear Tak and her amazing voice, so I asked if there would be possible to compose a piece for her, that she would like to sing. Gladly I got the opportunity, but since she was leaving in 2-3 days for appearance in a concert, my time was limited. Basically, the idea, and the overall structure was composed the first night, and the second day I finished it + I did something I have never done before. I composed a Vocal to go with the Piano. I am very satisfied and I hope you like it as well. Im very glad to have gotten this opportunity, so Ill have to send a huge thank you To Paul and Tak - And I cant forget Khwan who edited this video and overall is Great at edit and create the final result

Beautiful arrangement!

Circle_of_Fists wrote:Beautiful arrangement!

Glad you liked it

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This is my Prelude in F minor(Transitioned to Eminor for Tak's Voice), with a twist! Tak is improvising over my composition, based on the ideas and melodies in the piece! So I hope you enjoy this Video, wich is the second video I post where Tak i singing! The other one is Tak's Waltz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRFUNz...

Also, Im going to make a Lesson, posting it next week! If I dont got a performance, that is.. If I do go a performance I will post it as an Extra or in Two Weeks! Suggest topics, cause I want these lessons to address beginner issues, as well as reflect the need of my subscribers!

Just Uploading some Zelda Sheets!

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Very nice Thomas, she has the voice of a fairy.

Hi .. Chopin Waltz

I should try a classical piace myself one day, dont know why I havent.

It'd be great to see you play Revolutionary Etude-Chopin, Thomandy(If you havn't already, since I haven't kept up to date with your preformances). That's one of my favorite pieces by him.

So, Thomandy, you got something up your sleeve? A month since last recording ^_^

Not that I should speak about recording and stuff, but been busy sculpting

VictorCS wrote:So, Thomandy, you got something up your sleeve? A month since last recording ^_^

Not that I should speak about recording and stuff, but been busy sculpting

Since you ask Ill ad the recording, or Id say Re-Recording of Opus9 No2 by Chopin.
Im also going to perform Hes a Pirat soon and my own Impromptu which I created last year

Nocturne Op9 No2 - Chopin

Marnex wrote:It'd be great to see you play Revolutionary Etude-Chopin, Thomandy(If you havn't already, since I haven't kept up to date with your preformances). That's one of my favorite pieces by him.

Yeah, Ill relearn it some day Hopefully sooner than later

danaxyzw wrote:Very nice Thomas, she has the voice of a fairy.

Yeah Glad you liked it

Original Composition in B minor. Im playing the Left Part, and Paul Barton is playing the Right Part. Hope you enjoy our Collaboration Video ^^



The Story:
It started in January this year, 2010. Artist and Pianist Paul Barton asked if I would like to compose a short prelude for 4 hands. I really liked his initiative and said yes right away.

I actually created the first part in a couple of days, and I quickly found out that this would not become a short prelude. I kept going, and to be honest I had a hard time creating the B section. I had already done the Fast C section but needed, I felt, a calm B section in a new key. I used probably, on and off, a month to create a B section.. But I was not happy with it at all.. I threw it away, and started totally fresh.. 2 days later I had a B section... Talk about walking into a dead end, and then the relief when finally getting back on track again..

Then, It was time to create something totally different for the middle section. A lyrical, more unpredictable part. And for me, It might be the best part of the whole piece.. Might be.. But in a piece, all parts have to fit together and create something bigger than itself, and hopefully I managed to do so.

Its a very structured piece, It more theoretical than my previous works, so try to listen actively to find those minor things that co-exist in this piece!

The Piece:
It starts with an Intro, going into the A which are repeated with the added 8va/One Octave up - Then going to the 6th. This is actually based one many of the same patters as the C section which arrives after a re-enforcement of the A.

Then the lyrical D section, which is repeated twice breaks the whole piece in two. Then the C section once again appears, ending calmly before a new A and A-8va.

Finally the Coda/E section which is based on the same harmony and pattern as the B section. Ending the piece!

Grieg Arietta



My first Grieg Its his lyrical piece, Arietta op. 12 no. 1 and Its one of my favourites! Its also quite hard to express what the piece requires, but I have tried my best, at least the best I can do at the moment! So I hope you enjoy it!

Beautiful!!!!
The rose on the keyboard is a nice detail!!!
Congratulations!!!!

MyP&V wrote:Beautiful!!!!
The rose on the keyboard is a nice detail!!!
Congratulations!!!!

Thanks

Philip Wilcher, Waterlilies



This is one of my favourite contemporary pieces, composed by my friend Philip Wilcher. Waterlilies after Monet. Hope you enjoy!

Great preformances, Thomandy. You've really advanced since your first video.

Sadly, I haven't advanced as much =\

Marnex wrote:Great preformances, Thomandy. You've really advanced since your first video.

Sadly, I haven't advanced as much =\

Thanks Keep at it!!

I liked the "Original Composition in B minor" duett... Very dramatic, could've been used as a war movie soundtrack where people are blowing up and slowly dying ^_^

Thomandy wrote:

Marnex wrote:Great preformances, Thomandy. You've really advanced since your first video.

Sadly, I haven't advanced as much =\

Thanks Keep at it!!

Thanks. I've actually learned a couple of Zelda songs =)

Great playing!