((Progressive Death Metal on Piano)) Illés Csaba - pianOpeth (Piano Tribute to Opeth by iCS) - 2007, MP3, 224 kbps

Illés Csaba - pianOpeth (Piano Tribute to Opeth by iCS)
Страна: Венгрия, Швеция
Жанр: Progressive Death Metal on Piano
Год выпуска: 2007
Формат: MP3
Битрейт аудио: 224 kbps
Продолжительность: 1:00:38
Трэклист:
01. Wreath (Transcription For Piano Solo)
02. Deliverance (For 2 Pianos)
03. A Fair Judgement
04. Blackwater Park
05. By The Pain I See In Others
06. Cry My Name
07. Silhouette
Доп. информация: Трибьют на группу Opeth - это всегда интересно. А если это трибьют в исполнении венгерского пианиста Illés Csaba - это интересней вдвойне. Очень мелодичная и красивая музыка, которая понравится как любителям классики, так и опытным меломанам.
My name is Csaba Illés. I'm from Inárcs, Hungary. I'm 27 years old. I first heard about Opeth in September 2004. I've never listened to metal music before. Deliverance was the first metal album in my life
After listening the first two songs, Wreath and Deliverance, I was astonished. I've never heard such a heavy but simultaneously beautiful music played on guitars and drums. The rapid double bass themes on the drums were also new for me. And Deliverance, with its brutal 7/8 measure beginning and with its last four minutes, was a totally big surprise for me. I heard unique rhytms like this only in the 20th century classical music before.
Making piano reductions from huge orchestral works is an everyday occurence in classical music. Every important opera, ballet or symphony has its piano reduction - for piano solo, for piano four hands or for two pianos.
But how to play music like Opeth on the piano?!
I spent hours and days listening these five Opeth songs below, searching for the proper harmonies and notes, and finding the best way I can reproduce the original Opeth feeling - in addition to my own feelings - on the piano...
I've finished my transcriptions in March 2005. Then I've recorded the complete material through a MIDI keyboard. Unfortunately, a MIDI keyboard is not a PIANO (like a Steinway Concert Grand:), so at faster tempos the result sounds hesitating, some notes late, some notes disappear:), etc...
I play the piano for 10 years, and I have only an elementary music qualification. Music is only a hobby for me.