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because i have been stalkerish (but not creepy! ^^), i have found this interesting band, Windowwalkers. :D
and i've been playing Funeral March of a Marionette for piano. the middle part kills me, but it is really an interesting song.
this guy can play really fast! (i thought his hair was a wig at first! like those in Amadeus? XD)
This small piano piece is a light-hearted piece of musical grotesquerie, a mock funeral procession with a jaunty beat and a carefree tune over a humorously not-slow-enough funeral march rhythm. The piece has a little program: the marionette has died in a duel, and the funeral procession enters. A contrasting central section depicts the "mourners" stopping off for refreshments at an inn on the funeral route. At the end, though, Gounod lets a little more solemnity show.
(the piece is composed by charles gounod. i stole this piece description from http://www.answers.com/topic/funeral-march-of-a-marionette-for-piano-or-orchestra-in-d-minor)
and i've been playing Funeral March of a Marionette for piano. the middle part kills me, but it is really an interesting song.
this guy can play really fast! (i thought his hair was a wig at first! like those in Amadeus? XD)
Click to viewThis small piano piece is a light-hearted piece of musical grotesquerie, a mock funeral procession with a jaunty beat and a carefree tune over a humorously not-slow-enough funeral march rhythm. The piece has a little program: the marionette has died in a duel, and the funeral procession enters. A contrasting central section depicts the "mourners" stopping off for refreshments at an inn on the funeral route. At the end, though, Gounod lets a little more solemnity show.
(the piece is composed by charles gounod. i stole this piece description from http://www.answers.com/topic/funeral-march-of-a-marionette-for-piano-or-orchestra-in-d-minor)