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SK's latest piano recording and the PT recital

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  • ShiroKuroS
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    The PT recital is live, with 20 submissions!

    Here's my contribution, the one that triggered my complaints about the audio of my new phone.

    Link to video

    Here's my description of the piece:
    This is my “original” arrangement of the Carol of the Bells. Years ago, I wanted an arrangement of this song that had all the parts I liked that I'd heard in different people's arrangements. But no single arrangement I found had all the parts I wanted in the same score. So I took an arrangement by Margaret Goldston, which I think is pretty close to the original by Mykola Leontovych, and then I took an arrangement by post-classical pianist Michele McLaughlin, and smooshed those together to make this arrangement.

    I actually did the arrangement years ago, in a very analog way. I literally printed out multiple copies of each score and cut them up and glued them onto a sheet of paper and then hand-wrote in various additions and adjustments. The crazy thing is, McLaughlin's score is written in 6/8 time, and Goldston's score is written in 3/4 time, and I go back and forth between the two versions multiple times, so the score just looks like spit up. I call it my Frankenscore. (I believe I've shared another arrangement I did like this, of Pachelbel's Canon, that arrangement also resulted in a Frankenscore).

    The other detail I wanted to share is that (as most of you know) I've been sick and wasn't able to practice consistently, so this recording is very much a "warts and all" practice recording (with apologies for making excuses).

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