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Submitted Tue, 01/25/2011 - 15:39 by demigorgon | View the tab (3 votes) tabs should be up soon, pretty fun and easy song to play. |
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Submitted Tue, 01/25/2011 - 15:39 by demigorgon | View the tab (3 votes) tabs should be up soon, pretty fun and easy song to play. |
Great man. I like the piece.
Great man. I like the piece. But to me it doesn't sound sad. It's more like, I'm sitting somewhere in a Café in France and it's a sunny afternoon and everyone feels totally lazy and somewhere in the distance someone plays this tune on his accordion and everyone starts daydreaming.
I can see something like that
I can see something like that too, haha. but the song is literally named "sad song"
There are four things I can
There are four things I can think of that would change the mood:
1. Instrumentation -- the original obviously wasn't for guitar (or accordion). It was actually for a plinky piano that sounded like all of the strings were slightly out of tune. Huuuuuuge difference.
2. Tempo -- I think they're actually pretty close, so probably not a factor.
3. Interpretation -- performance of any live instrument will lend itself to emotional interpretation. This performance is more "straightforward" than "flowing".
4. Pitch -- the original was an octave+1/2 step up. This could make a difference.
well done
well done