Pavane for a Dead Princess- Ravel (Piano Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2016
- I haven't posted a classical piece in a while butI personally like this piece.Pavane pour une infante défunte is the real name of the piece and Ravel's goal was to evoke a Spanish princess from the Renaissance.I personally find this piece very sad. Synthesia Channel for Classical Music / @pianoscroll1632
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Tempo is right on. Beautiful.
This is a mysterious song .
Everybody want to play this song in the world .
This is a requiem for Princess Margarita who died in the middle of life .
This performance is incomparable
This technique is exquisite
Finally a ravel piece that isn’t impossible or dissonant
This is my very favorite by Ravel, I can listen to it and relax.💖
Lovely rendition
my favorite piece
Thank you so much!
Beautiful
Much appreciated, thanks for watching.
The first time I ever heard this piece was from episode 17 of Your Lie In April.
was it in the show??
idk doesnt sound like it
@@longjonston it actually is i checked it
got em
@@CallOfDuti912 its in the background, mentioned slightly
holy fuck this is a masterpiece
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One of my favorite piano songs of all time
This is a really beautiful piece ^^ Is there possibly sheet music for this?
It's right here. :) www.free-scores.com/download-sheet-music.php?pdf=677
Thank you!
Who are the dislikers? Wanna square up?
Maybe they're just circles XD cant even angle themselves right
Can you please do Ravel's Sonatine the first and second? Thank youu
Watched this after watching *your lie in april* and reading _Ichigo doumei_ lol :(
Is the midi available for this? I'd love to learn this.
Where can i get the midi file you used?
ずっと永遠に聴いていたい、そんな曲🌜🌍🐕🐇🌟
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Could you post the midi file?
Or tell where one can find it?
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which vst is this?
Can this be played On a 61 key keyboard??
could i please have the midi file? id appreciate it beyond words
Shoot me an email, on my page
shot you a PM via youtube! not sure how to send an actual e-mail to your email via youtube though
I find it plays better in 0.75 speed in terms of tempo (not sound)
I'm having trouble with this because my hands are not big enough my max range is at the limit every time after 2:20 (just a little edit I already managed to do it with no problems)
Juan Pablo Salvador ravel was 5’3 chances are you could do it bud
@@Franjim34 maybe his piano was smaller lol
Wouldn't the sustain pedal be used at that part, since the reach is too far?
Try moving your right hand in a semi-circular motion to help with reach. Luckily here you don't need to play all the keys at once so I think it's supposed to be done with your right hand like this ;)
@@pogonyutomierda my hands are small but I can play it
Does anyone know any music similar to this?
Alaira Hudson try debussy
satie is good
Moonlight sonata is kinda the same in its soothing
I was going to say Debussy as well specifically La cathédrale engloutie, Rêverie, Arabesque and Nocturnes. They're all kinda sweet and sad.
Franz Liszt's Un Sospiro & Liebestraum No. 3
Erik Satie's Gymnopedie No.1 & Gnossienne No. 1, 2, 3
Chopin's Prelude Op. 28, No. 15 & Prelude in E Minor (Op. 28 No. 4) - which he requested be played at his own funeral lol -
Rachmaninoff's Prelude in C Sharp Minor (Op. 3 No. 2)
A little more contemporary is Ludovico Einaudi's Nuvole Bianche
Liszt - Romance in E Minor, S.169.
Ravel’s Pavane and this piece are my two favourite pieces ever composed
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- Kaori 💀 (Your Lie in April)
i want the midi file🥺🥺🥺
i need sheets!
Here you go: imslp.org/wiki/Pavane_pour_une_infante_d%C3%A9funte_(Ravel,_Maurice)
Sheet music please? >
www.free-scores.com/download-sheet-music.php?pdf=677
Thank you!!
It has good sound but the tempo is wrong: / This piece is played extremely slowly. The Pavana presents harmonies, nostalgic expression and a slightly remote and beautiful melody. Listen to it in playback speed 0.75 , still enjoy it
I thought it was fast as well. I kept getting frustrated and just pausing between notes to drag it out lmao
Ravel actually preferred it played at a brisker pace than most play it at. You should take a look at his own performance of it.
Ravel himself played it roughly at that tempo or faster. The thing is, most people think the piece is meant to be sad because of the title, while Ravel didn't chose the title because of a deeper meaning but rather because it "sounded" nice. There is this blog-post (sadly in german) which also mentions this. Maybe google-translate helps: www.henle.de/blog/de/2015/08/31/ab-welchem-tempo-%E2%80%9Estirbt%E2%80%9C-ravels-%E2%80%9Epavane%E2%80%9C/
Anime your lie in april 😢
Tutorial?
I love this piece but I hate a lot of the performances of it. The first three videos I've looked at, the performer decided that the sheet music didn't matter in the beginning and they'd just play it however they wanted. There are very clearly straight eigth notes in the beginning and these people are trying to turn it into some type of swing rhythm. The idea of the song is to mourn the death of a dead princess. Broken rhythms don't really sound sad...
That is not at all the idea behind this piece. Ravel described the piece as "an evocation of a pavane that a little princess [infanta] might, in former times, have danced at the Spanish court".
When asked by the composer-conductor Manoah Leide-Tedesco how he arrived at the title Pavane pour une infante défunte, Ravel smiled coyly and replied, "Do not be surprised, that title has nothing to do with the composition. I simply liked the sound of those words and I put them there, c'est tout"
This piece (not song) has nothing to do with a dead princess.
SlowBurn I wrote a whole research paper on this exact piece and the composer and can 100% back this up. This has nothing to do with an actual dead princess.
It's a tongue-twister in French, which may be why Ravel chose the title.
Hey, I'm a bit late to the pary but here's Ravel playing his own composition. Maybe that'll settle the argument. ruclips.net/video/eGybwV3U9W8/видео.html