Dear Paul; Of all the love songs I've heard in this life-time, this is the most haunting, beautiful, painful and intense I've ever heard. And your transcription really is the best. Thank you dear Paul. Thank you for all the pain.............. thank you for all the love. CVD
Tears of joy, ecstasy and overwhelming happiness fill my eyes and heart when listening to this performance. Now I want the full orchestral version. Thank you!!!!
2:03 WOW, this is what plays when Scrat goes to heaven at the end of Ice Age: The Meltdown. I've been wondering what it was for the past 13 years, and I've finally found it!
C'est la superbe musique qui est reprise dans le film '' Caligula '' de Tinto Brass. C'est également dans ce film, en ouverture, qu'on retrouve la musique magnifique de Prokofiev en ouverture, de Roméo et Juliette.
This is so beautiful, Paul. Could you please do a master class on the Khachaturian Toccata ? How I would like it to be is the last few bars are slow and not so flashy as everyone else plays it.
I really love this piece and how you arranged the piece of Khachaturian also... I really hope to have the score for myself so i can play it, but unfortunately i cannot find the score anymore from the link that you put in the description. So i kindly ask you where i can find it since i could not find any by googling.
Dear Paul; I really love your piano transcription of this theme... and I want one. If you would be so kind, could you tell me how to get one. I've loved this theme for over 40 years... and you did such a beautiful job. Thank you ahead time. Charles V. Davis
What to say? To be lonely and to walk in this wonderful Dark and cold night near beach.. to squeze this Cold Clouds to look at the Ship's light.. to remember "ONIDIN LINE" to remain my lost Childhood...Allways to Dream To Get Sail and Hug The Wonderful Stars.. And to see The Light from Old Jaffa...
Paul, How is the first note on the bass clef in measures 13, 14, and 15 supposed to be played? Is the lower C note optional? Your play makes it sound so smooth. How are you playing them in your video?
Mr. Paul, how can I attain a copy of the arrangement? You have done a phenomenal work, and it will be an honor to practice and present your arrangement for public in Los Angeles.
Starting at 2:02, any tips for the large rolls you have to do at the beginning of each bar? Ex. measure 30, Db-F,Db in the bass, do you just roll really fast or just play the low Db. When the theme comes back at measure 128 it gets even more complicated since some of them are entire chords and a bass note.
Lovely arrangement, realised with an extra hand (or two) or some judicious multi-tracking. Beautifully done. A bit of a shame the last 8 bars were truncated though.
My guess is it's part of the original piano transcription made for ballet rehearsal. It's the only arrangement I could find that wasn't simplified and I edited it to make a short solo piece for my wife on Valentine's day.
Your recording is beautiful -- I'm a big fan of your channel, by the way! I had never heard this work before, and your recording inspired me to start learning it. I was just curious as to the score you used, as it had no attribution whatsoever, so I was thinking it must have been transcribed by Khachaturian himself? There is a transcription by Matthew Cameron (published by Schirmer I believe) which is by no means simplified -- it has a generally-arpeggiated accompaniment and fully-voiced chords throughout (you can find links to the score online, though no edition of this work is public domain -- also, there is a TH-cam video of Cameron performing it). I would be curious to know your thoughts on a comparison of the two...
Pressing Keys Have you looked at the sheet music from the PDF link to Scorser in the info? I downloaded my PDF from a link from www.UNESCO.org this is the version I used in my arrangement. If your search "Spartacus" "PDF" "UNESCO" you get there also.
***** Yes, I have seen the PDF, which prompted my original question, as there is no credit given to a transcriber on the score, which I thought was rather odd. I was hoping you would know if that was Khachaturian's himself. ;) I currently have the Cameron transcription on order -- it seems a little "thin" in the first couple statements of the main theme, but the arpeggios are great -- makes it feel like more of a piano work, IMHO.
Pressing Keys No, I'm sorry I don't know, but if you find out please let me know. Yes, I know what you mean Cameron's excellent arrangement, the arpeggios making the work seem more like a piano work rather than a transcription.
Sorry, 123, you've got the wrong singer! Paul McCartney of the Beatles used this melody to write the lyrics to their their hit "Til There Was You" (1964) "There were bells on a hill and I never heard them ringing, no I never heard them at all til there was you" Later Sinatra and a host of other singers did cover songs of the Beatles hits. The song "Yesterday" by McCartney holds the record for most recorded "cover song" Every singer recorded this hit throughout the 1960s.
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Dear Paul; Of all the love songs I've heard in this life-time, this is the most haunting, beautiful, painful and intense I've ever heard. And your transcription really is the best. Thank you dear Paul. Thank you for all the pain.............. thank you for all the love. CVD
Dear Baby Charles, this dude does not give a shit about you.🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@mariadedinszky5707Dear Butinsky, What's your problem?
This is a marvellous arrangement, Paul! Captures all the main voices and with natural pianistic drama.
Tears of joy, ecstasy and overwhelming happiness fill my eyes and heart when listening to this performance. Now I want the full orchestral version. Thank you!!!!
Theme music for The Onedin Line from BBC TV over 50 years ago. Camera swoops in over the sailing ship in the opening. Magnificent.
0:47
>tfw you've been trying to find this song for your entire time of existence on earth and have finally find it
let me geuss. Phantom Regiment 2008?
I have heard this part somewhere in a song. but cant remember. can someone help me?
Ice age? When scrat goes to heaven?
Sublime! My ballet teacher used this music for the bar stretching and I flashed!
A great son of the Armenian people and a privilege for the Soviet Union.
Well done, Арам Ильи́ч.
This music is so beautiful, it's perfect for romance, thanks for sharing, it's nice to find a good piece of art every now and then.
Wunderschön gespielt von P. Barton. Es ist immer ein Genuss ihn spielen zu hören.
I am in heaven.
2:03 WOW, this is what plays when Scrat goes to heaven at the end of Ice Age: The Meltdown. I've been wondering what it was for the past 13 years, and I've finally found it!
Thank you for the link to the sheet music!
I have goose bumps!
Such wonderfully beautiful music.......great transcription Paul.
Armenian great composer and great work... thanks for your work ))
Thank you, Narek.
it's so quietly. So beautiful
vietnamese people had such a great taste of music haha
Thank you so much for this! The warmt in the transcription is so full of sonority. Love it.
Beautiful arrangement and amazing playing. I was really impressed all around. Thank you. :)
Simply Brilliant ♩ ♫ ♪
WONDERFUL as always! Such a pleasure to hear you play!! - Gary
This piece moves me so deeply...
Magnificent arrangement and performance thank you !!!
I love this arrangement
Beautiful music 🙏
Very nice Paul. Always loved this theme
You made so beautiful ..and the best one ......
So beautiful!!!! Wonderful music dear Paul!!!!
Thanks Marzia my dear friend.
Paul,bravissimo! I would like to play your arrangement but how? is it possible for you to send it by mail?Grazie Chiara
omg, what a music!!! Thank you.
WOW my favorite, thanks, great expression 🥀
Very nice piano piece.Best
Stunning. 👏🏻
Majestic! Infinite beauty!
I love it Paul!!!! nice Job!!!
Super arrangement
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful
gorgeous
C'est la superbe musique qui est reprise dans le film '' Caligula '' de Tinto Brass. C'est également dans ce film, en ouverture, qu'on retrouve la musique magnifique de Prokofiev en ouverture, de Roméo et Juliette.
SWOONING!!!
the best version
bEAUTIFULLY ROMANTIC MUSIC!
amazing. beautiful! Wonderful . so nice.like in heaven
Hi Paul, it is so beautiful! I wonder if you can do a tutorial version? I am struggling with fingering. Thank you!
This is so beautiful, Paul. Could you please do a master class on the Khachaturian Toccata ? How I would like it to be is the last few bars are slow and not so flashy as everyone else plays it.
This is gorgeous!
Thanks, Nikhil.
I really love this piece and how you arranged the piece of Khachaturian also...
I really hope to have the score for myself so i can play it, but unfortunately i cannot find the score anymore from the link that you put in the description.
So i kindly ask you where i can find it since i could not find any by googling.
I love it
beautiful
Very beautiful! The harmony reminds me of Beatles :)
Paul McCartney used this music to write the lyrics to their hit song, "Till There Was You."
This is very nice.
This is really brilliant
Paul - this was amazing. would love to learn this piece as you transcribed it. is it possible to get a copy of this score from you?
Daniel Mense there is a link in the description
What a delight and romance. How can I get the script?
Dear Paul; I really love your piano transcription of this theme... and I want one. If you would be so kind, could you tell me how to get one. I've loved this theme for over 40 years... and you did such a beautiful job. Thank you ahead time. Charles V. Davis
Charles Davis screenshot and print
Λατρεμενο!!!!!!!!from Greece
What to say? To be lonely and to walk in this wonderful Dark and cold night near beach.. to squeze this Cold Clouds to look at the Ship's light.. to remember "ONIDIN LINE" to remain my lost Childhood...Allways to Dream To Get Sail and Hug The Wonderful Stars.. And to see The Light from Old Jaffa...
Oh this is a poet!! Shalom my dear, have a good life.
Thanks
Paul,
How is the first note on the bass clef in measures 13, 14, and 15 supposed to be played? Is the lower C note optional? Your play makes it sound so smooth. How are you playing them in your video?
Have you figured it out?
I've had a compressed 3pp arrangement of this as the theme for the TV show, The Onedin Line, which shouldn't be too hard to find.
I have no words.
Mr. Paul, how can I attain a copy of the arrangement? You have done a phenomenal work, and it will be an honor to practice and present your arrangement for public in Los Angeles.
Hermosa canción
Wonderful :)
Starting at 2:02, any tips for the large rolls you have to do at the beginning of each bar? Ex. measure 30, Db-F,Db in the bass, do you just roll really fast or just play the low Db. When the theme comes back at measure 128 it gets even more complicated since some of them are entire chords and a bass note.
Very nice , I'd like to play the short version, but the link to facebook is blocked.
Wasn't this also the theme to 'The Onedin Line' on TV?
Lovely. Why omit bar 1?
Can hear a little of My Way in this song
Could you upload a hand close-up video? It's hard to practice for me only with sheet and sound.....
Hello! This is so beautiful! How can I get the sheet music?
This is what falling in love feels like
I would love to have this score. is that possible?
the link is in the description
Paul,bravissimo! Iwould like to play your arrangement,but how ? Is it possible for you to send it by mail?GrazieChiara
Please. Where can I purchase a copy of this arrangement? And thank you. CVD
Very nice!!! Is the sheet music for your arrangement available?
When can we find the piano transcription ? The link does not seem to lead to it
Very nice, like to play the short version, but the link doesn't work.
Why was it cut a lot? ...Exactly...
Is this arrangement for sale?
I have heard this part somewhere in a song. but cant remember. can someone help me?
Am I the only one terrified by the 14ths thrown in here?
Evan Ottervanger o
Evan Ottervanger I wouldn't know whether or not there are 14ths in there.. lol
Yeah, What's a "14th"? Please give examples in the Time Record....e.g. "02:46." Many thanks!
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Послушайте то адажио в оркестровой исполнении и посмотрите макет Спартак.it magical music.
Lovely arrangement, realised with an extra hand (or two) or some judicious multi-tracking. Beautifully done. A bit of a shame the last 8 bars were truncated though.
Do you know whose transcription this is? It is not Matthew Cameron's...
My guess is it's part of the original piano transcription made for ballet rehearsal. It's the only arrangement I could find that wasn't simplified and I edited it to make a short solo piece for my wife on Valentine's day.
Your recording is beautiful -- I'm a big fan of your channel, by the way! I had never heard this work before, and your recording inspired me to start learning it. I was just curious as to the score you used, as it had no attribution whatsoever, so I was thinking it must have been transcribed by Khachaturian himself? There is a transcription by Matthew Cameron (published by Schirmer I believe) which is by no means simplified -- it has a generally-arpeggiated accompaniment and fully-voiced chords throughout (you can find links to the score online, though no edition of this work is public domain -- also, there is a TH-cam video of Cameron performing it). I would be curious to know your thoughts on a comparison of the two...
Pressing Keys Have you looked at the sheet music from the PDF link to Scorser in the info? I downloaded my PDF from a link from www.UNESCO.org this is the version I used in my arrangement. If your search "Spartacus" "PDF" "UNESCO" you get there also.
***** Yes, I have seen the PDF, which prompted my original question, as there is no credit given to a transcriber on the score, which I thought was rather odd. I was hoping you would know if that was Khachaturian's himself. ;) I currently have the Cameron transcription on order -- it seems a little "thin" in the first couple statements of the main theme, but the arpeggios are great -- makes it feel like more of a piano work, IMHO.
Pressing Keys No, I'm sorry I don't know, but if you find out please let me know. Yes, I know what you mean Cameron's excellent arrangement, the arpeggios making the work seem more like a piano work rather than a transcription.
Every time I hear this song I can only think of the squirrel from Ice Age dancing with his acorn in heaven. 😑
Omits bars 38-120 BRUH give me those bars of amazing music back xD
جميل جدا
lel this piece is amazing!!!! I should use it for my minecraft youtube video
i can barely reach an octave how am i supposed to play this
LOL breakdance dear you can do it!
"...and did it myyyy wayyyyy!!!"
this sounds alot like that sinatra song, the what is a man one or whatever it is
Sorry, 123, you've got the wrong singer! Paul McCartney of the Beatles used this melody to write the lyrics to their their hit "Til There Was You" (1964) "There were bells on a hill and I never heard them ringing, no I never heard them at all til there was you" Later Sinatra and a host of other singers did cover songs of the Beatles hits. The song "Yesterday" by McCartney holds the record for most recorded "cover song" Every singer recorded this hit throughout the 1960s.
Does anyone have a midi file?
Celest
Arrangement for pianists with 25 fingers😂😂
beautiful