Written by Jeremy Soule, arranged by me Sheet Music: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?pdbdbnjl4mxu2rd No credit needed if you use the sheet music/tutorial.
Joshua Aaron
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@MisterPenguinMusic with note blocks.. Don’t worry, I don’t get how they do
it either… 😛
@MisterPenguinMusic there are a specific blocks that can play notes when
hit or powered by redstone, they form a 13 (correct me If i’m wrong) note
span and by laying these, redstone and repeaters you can make a song
i think for the second part where it’s “building up”, if you will, i the
left hand octaves should not be “B, G, B, A, B, G, B, A”. the way my ear
would want it is “B, G, B, A, (lower B), E, B, C#”. try it.
nice shit! xD
@MisterPenguinMusic The other “issue” with the arrangement is the
prevalence of open 5ths in the melody. It does sound a bit off, perhaps,
but ’tis the nature of things when reducing an orchestral score, so I’d say
that it’s not something to be too concerned about…. But, friendly
criticism is helpful. Don’t take this the wrong way. Good job on this. Just
thought I’d try and help a wee bit (things to think about for future
projects).
Great. Can’t play piano for toffee but practicing this like hell!
Nicccccccceeeeeeeee!!!!!!!
@Quokkaraman Well, I mean, I play it in unison afterwards. There’s also the
the sheet music. I don’t know what else could help you.
im not criticizing or anything, but isnt the beginning bass notes (where
you played B, G, B, E), B, G, A, E ? like i said im not criticizing or
hating, im just wondering. still good to say you played by ear 🙂
@DragonMaster1804 I honestly have no idea what the “real” notes are. I’ve
listened to the main theme many times, looking for the correct chords.
These are the ones that I came up with, but I don’t know if they’re the
ones Soule uses.
@MisterPenguinMusic yeah, i tried it myself and BGAE sounded better. You
should try it, might improve your piece even further 🙂
=)
this goes to show that the elder scrolls has the best video game music
Thank you alot! 🙂
Hey can everyone check out my version? 🙂 Thanks watch?v=1C-DbxsdOEA
how can i learn to split hands i started to play piano but that is 1 thing
i cant do, can some one tell me pls
pffff do u recommend playing this when i only have like 2 years played
piano? cuz it is just soooo awesome 😛
Thanks bro
haha, nice… you have both top comments on your own video.
where can i find the notes?
Why have you left out the second part of the chorus
Very nice tutorial its easy to see what keys your pressing
thank you) i don’t understand english in listening very well because i’m
russian, but you speak so that i understand all your frases)..
Good tutorial, but i miss the part where you play the whole piece tho.
Good tutorial, but i miss the part where you play the whole piece tho.