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Hey! Looks like Nyeogmi wasn't quite done writing music.
This one's clearly dedicated to bug-eating bats. (don't write "insectivore" -- scorpions aren't insects) Looks like he abandoned his constraints, meaning apparently he used someone else's hands to write this.
Here's the sheet music upload! Sorry for the duplicate -- the first upload was in the wrong key signature and FA wouldn't let me fix it.
Nyeogmi's earlier piece, MANGOES AND WATERMELONS, can be found here.
All uploads of this piece:
- Sheet music
- Rhodes piano recording
- Plain piano recording
This one's clearly dedicated to bug-eating bats. (don't write "insectivore" -- scorpions aren't insects) Looks like he abandoned his constraints, meaning apparently he used someone else's hands to write this.
Here's the sheet music upload! Sorry for the duplicate -- the first upload was in the wrong key signature and FA wouldn't let me fix it.
Nyeogmi's earlier piece, MANGOES AND WATERMELONS, can be found here.
All uploads of this piece:
- Sheet music
- Rhodes piano recording
- Plain piano recording
Category Music / Classical
Species Bat
Size 1077 x 1280px
File Size 298.8 kB
Listed in Folders
For a while there around measure 10 it sounded like it was going to get bluesy! Overall a very fun piece, though I imagine Nyeogmi would struggle to play this one.
Regarding the key signature, it seems like nearly ever E is E natural, so I wonder if including it in the key signature was necessary. Another mischievous stunt from Nyeogmi, perhaps?
Regarding the key signature, it seems like nearly ever E is E natural, so I wonder if including it in the key signature was necessary. Another mischievous stunt from Nyeogmi, perhaps?
Oh no, don't worry, I don't take this kind of thing to heart! In college, before the department head would nitpick our pieces on the actual quality of composition, we'd always go through a round of "clear typesetting errors and breaks with convention" -- I kinda see getting this stuff right as fundamental the way that like, basic spelling and basic grammar are, so I want to be as strong as possible on it!
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