乾いた空気
横山克 (Masaru Yokoyama) is Japanese composer and arranger. Born in Omi, Higas… Read Full Bio ↴横山克 (Masaru Yokoyama) is Japanese composer and arranger. Born in Omi, Higashichikuma District, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, on 3 November 1982.
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Lira

thanks; I love that scene.

edit: It baffles me how Masaru Yokoyama manages to nail the last note so perfectly in every single piece. It's really subtle, but to me it makes all the difference.

edit 2: just wanted to add that I find those canalé in the thumbnail hella cute

HopeNewYorkHoldsYou

The accuracy of this transcription is insane.. awesome work!

Miyazono Kaori

This is underrated! Either way, amazing work! It reached me

Sephiroth 666

Omg i love this song! I've been looking for a way to play this song for a long time. Thank you very much🙏

Lira

01:58 - there's always one... the one chord in a synthesia video that's impossible to play unless you're that guy who covered the Banjo Kazooie Intro with his left foot

Raw Men

If you use pedal instead of holding the lower notes for the entire duration it should probably be easier to play, though idk if it will keep the same harmony

Lira

@Raw Men  Raw Men  I think I'll just leave the one in the middle out; that's how my piano teacher taught it to me the last time I faced a chord that was barely possible to play. Also in this case it makes more sense to me because not only do you keep the lowest note, which tends to be the most important one in the left hand, but also this coalesces best with what the left hand plays before and after this.

I suppose by pedal you mean that one of the notes is played with a bit of a delay? Because that's something I rarely do since it sound weird.

1dluxable

More Joe joe sound tracks pls.🥰🥰🥰

Alugeru

1:34 :(

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