Piano
I have written my second piece Poppa’s wedding as an exercise for the Method Level 9 on pianote.com (songwriting). Had to work with verses and chorus, also 7ths. My inspiration was the wedding of Poppa, the wife of Viking King Rolo (who seemed to be one of my ancestors 🙄). It is in minor, because it’s not a happy event. Poppa was abducted by the Viking king, and her father was killed in the process.
Marcha by Dmitri Kabalevsky (op.39, no 10). From the Classical Method. No 14 for the 40 pieces challenge on Pianote.com
Morning Mood by Edvard Grieg. Level 8 from the Method.
Wading Pool by Victoria Theodore. For the Classical Method on Pianote
The Scientist by Coldplay. This was Jenn’s choice for the Weekly Song Challenge. I didn’t know the song, but as it is not so difficult to learn, I thought I might give it a go.
I played the chords on my piano with an extramidi-track which is used with Arctic swells by Spitfire audio combined with their choir and the bass trombones by the BBC orchestra. I’ve made the base and drums in iRealpro. To spice things up I added a lower and higher harmony. The images are from the fields around our house in summer. Thanks to Jenn, for introducing me to the Scientist. I really enjoyed to sing and play this song.
The Scientist de Coldplay. C’Ă©tait la choix de Jenn pour the Weekly Song Challenge.
Je ne connaissais pas la chanson, mais comme elle n’est pas si difficile à apprendre, j’ai pensé que je pourrais essayer.
J’ai joué les accords sur mon piano avec une piste midi supplémentaire qui est utilisée avec Arctic swells de Spitfire audio combiné avec leur chœur et les trombones basses de l’orchestre de la BBC. J’ai fait la basse et la batterie dans iRealpro.
Pour pimenter les choses, j’ai ajouté une harmonie plus basse et plus haute.
Les images proviennent des champs autour de notre maison en été.
Merci à Jenn, de m’avoir fait découvrir The Scientist. J’ai vraiment aimé chanter et jouer cette chanson.
This is my first written song for piano for level 9 of the Method on Pianote.com. Only a few lines, but it’s a start!