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I’m torn between having this played at my funeral, or a few other sad video game songs… But this would definitely be one of my top 3.

This is beautiful. Every time I hear this song it brings me to tears.

Not tomorrow is actually from Silent Hill 1.

that part where the beat drops is so awesome imo

Very nice 😃 do you have the organ back gorund too? Please share if you have it 😊

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Nice

Bravo ! Très jolie et très bien interprété 🎉🎉

PINO DANIELE A ME ME PIACE O BLUES

Very good🎉 thank you!

Wow thanks for this, subbed. Pls ads more kevin stuff

more from dream theater please!! thank you!!

Amazing!! The first upload I've seen of this song and I can't say how awesome it is to see this posted. I would LOVE if you could do 6:00 by Dream Theater!

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Very cool and fascinating... You could assign a different color to each finger of each hand to symbolize the notes played on the keyboard. Here is a proposed color distribution: Right Hand: 1. Thumb (index): Red 2. Index (major): Green 3. Major (ring): Blue 4. Ring (pinky): Yellow 5. Pinky (little finger): Violet Left Hand: 1. Thumb (index): Orange 2. Index (major): Pink 3. Major (ring): Brown 4. Ring (pinky): Turquoise 5. Pinky (little finger): Gray This color assignment allows for easy distinction between the fingers of each hand. The colors chosen for the right hand (RVBJV) form a familiar sequence, while those for the left hand (ORMTG) create a contrast while remaining easily identifiable colors. ## Representing Notes on the Keyboard You could then have the played notes scroll vertically, using the same color code for the fingers. Thus, when a finger presses a key, the corresponding note would appear in the color assigned to that finger, on a top-down representation of the keyboard. A synchronized scrolling (horizontal scrolling) of the sheet music being read and played would also be welcome (cf. MuseScore). This visualization of notes, fingers, and sheet music would help students better understand the link between the score, the keyboard, and the execution of the piece. The color code would aid in memorizing the association between each finger and the notes it plays. By combining this color-coded finger representation with a synchronized sheet music scrolling, and your educational video, you would offer an even more effective and engaging learning tool for understanding the geometry of hand movements on a piano keyboard.

mostruoso...ma come si può fare una composizione del genere!! Chopin era un ALIENO!!!!

Congratulations

Beautiful song.

Chopin 1 major Niko 0 major

GRACIAS CAPO TREMENDO ♫♫

🙏 thank you for this!

I'll never be open again

P R O M O S M 😞

@SparklePianoScores excuse me, hello?

thank you

This is fantastic, best transcription I've heard. Do you have MIDI available?

Wow...avevo dimenticato la bellezza di questa canzone!

wonderful song and beautiful video! Kevin Moore RULES!