Tears after the cloudy weather (arranged for Piano solo)

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I heard the most incredible piece of instrumental music... and without knowing at the time it was from Pokemon of all things... I arranged it for Piano.

Although I was a little old for the TV show itself... I seriously missed out on some incredible music. I hope you all like my arrangement. If you have any ideas about which Pokemon music I should arrange next, let me know... so far - my minds on 'Tears of Life' from the first Pokemon movie.

[video=youtube;mNDHKZHvJGM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNDHKZHvJGM[/video]
 
Wow! This is so pretty! if you do do 'Tears of Life' (which I think you should!) I can't wait to here it!
 
While Tears, after the Cloudy Weather isn't the best song Shinji Miyazaki composed for the anime IMO, that was very good! :-D

You should arrange this!
 
MizuTaipu said:
While Tears, after the Cloudy Weather isn't the best song Shinji Miyazaki composed for the anime IMO
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WHAT? I haven't been able to get it out of my head for months since after hearing it... The one you posted is kind of nice... but for me, the amalgamation of all the instruments in the last part is just brilliant, and the harmony of Tears of life just can't be beat.

It is interesting and I might arrange that after Tears of life... you got any other ideas about what I could arrange???



PS. Thanks OceanicWildfire :)
 
Tears after the cloudy weather is my favorite pokemon piece. It's just so sweet and simple and beautiful. You did a great job. This song makes me feel calm, I enjoyed listening to this a lot, especially since the piano is one of my favorite instruments.
 
I love this song so much. I get a little nostalgic and sad whenever I hear it, and you did such a magnificent job with it. Thanks for bringing back some childhood memories. x'D
 
Is anyone aware of any real sheet music for any of the Pokemon themes??? I had thought about trying to publish a few, but I've had no luck in gaining permission rights... Don't know who to talk to or who to e-mail...

Would really love it if I could get the composer to hear my arrangement.
 
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