Mizore plays Czerny Op 849 no 3, but at half the tempo, indicating that she knows of the double beat theory, where old composers allegedly wrote music at twice the tempo, but half the speed, due to how metronomes were used back then. The scene flexes her knowledge gap above Nozomi with the piano and niche late-classical piano knowledge.
Watching this movie somehow propelled me to starting practice piano again, and I've been searching for this piece for a while, thank you very much for sharing!
It gives a much more solemn and sophisticated feel which conveys the more sobering themes of the movie well. As well as more elegant character designs.
My guess would be that it is easier to animate because it's simpler and it is needed for this movie. The strength of this movie lies in the unspoken movements of the characters which are much easier to convey when you have this style of design.
I'd like to think it's because of the "Liz to Aoi Tori" story. The story was written like a children's storybook with watercolor medium and the story of Nozomi and Mizore parallels the story in Liz to Aoi Tori so for consistency of storytelling it's a good call to have both worlds have the same art style.
Search “Liz and the bluebird etude piano sheet” on Google and you should find it. Not sure if it’s completely accurate though; I’m a new piano player, and can’t play it
@@ryobogyyoutube9005 I'm aware of that. I meant this certain piece specifically, the one she's playing on the piano because I tried sifting through the entire soundtrack and I couldn't find the piece
I just can't focus on her piano cuz nakayoshi is loving each other too much 😂😂😂
Nakagawa Natsuki + Yoshikawa Yuko = Nakayoshi :)))
Mizore plays Czerny Op 849 no 3, but at half the tempo, indicating that she knows of the double beat theory, where old composers allegedly wrote music at twice the tempo, but half the speed, due to how metronomes were used back then. The scene flexes her knowledge gap above Nozomi with the piano and niche late-classical piano knowledge.
Crazy bit of info, thanks for sharing!
Did they really that?? No way, that Is so specific ahahahahah
Watching this movie somehow propelled me to starting practice piano again, and I've been searching for this piece for a while, thank you very much for sharing!
Many Music school in Japan recquires playing piano for exam (even for non-piano major), so maybe Mizore is practicing for it.
They show off how musically versatile Mizore is
0:38本当に好きなんだなって
0:09 I legitimately thought she was about to play Schoenberg's Drei Klavierstucke. Now that would've been Kawaii as the kids say.
I know this piece but it's quite rare since no one in yt has done it. it's a beginner piece
It is not a beginner piece lol. I tried learning it and nah looks harder to do since while I had to write in the fingerings
I’d say it’s at least early to mid intermediate (it’s great to warm up my fingers ngl)
@@georgethemonkeydrummer5598 maybe it depends, but for me it's a beginner piece.
@@georgethemonkeydrummer5598 do you know the piece?
@@georgethemonkeydrummer5598 How is it called?
I still wonder why KyoAni and Naoko Yamada opted for a different art style for this film compared to the Hibike! series.
It gives a much more solemn and sophisticated feel which conveys the more sobering themes of the movie well. As well as more elegant character designs.
My guess would be that it is easier to animate because it's simpler and it is needed for this movie. The strength of this movie lies in the unspoken movements of the characters which are much easier to convey when you have this style of design.
I'd like to think it's because of the "Liz to Aoi Tori" story. The story was written like a children's storybook with watercolor medium and the story of Nozomi and Mizore parallels the story in Liz to Aoi Tori so for consistency of storytelling it's a good call to have both worlds have the same art style.
What piece is this
Rez and blue bird （sound！ Euphonium）
Liz
does anyone know what piece this is
Search “Liz and the bluebird etude piano sheet” on Google and you should find it. Not sure if it’s completely accurate though; I’m a new piano player, and can’t play it
AND GO QATCH IT AND WATCH HIBEKI EUPHONIUM
THEY ARE GREAT ULL LIKE IT!
@@oray_2562 ive watched hibike and the movie
its called etude liz and the blue bird
I think the piece is Czerny op.849 no.3
What is the piece called
This is a work called Liz and the Blue Bird, a spin-off of Hibike!Euphonium.
@@ryobogyyoutube9005 I'm aware of that. I meant this certain piece specifically, the one she's playing on the piano because I tried sifting through the entire soundtrack and I couldn't find the piece
I see. I’m sorry I also don’t know the name of this piano song 😢
@@lazitazi5645 th-cam.com/video/wSzS13_E0dU/w-d-xo.html
I found it
@@ryobogyyoutube9005 It's okay ^^ someone gave the name in one of the replies
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