Listen/watch here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF-EeipcRBM
Sheet music is the attachment.

I'm awestruck. He's now my main supplier of Key piano goodness.
It's just too bad his site with all his sheet music is down :(

And seriously he has a video playing Natsukage with one hand <_<
and Voyage into a Cage is awesome. I never knew Voyage 1969/1970 was even possible man O_O

OMG! that is INSANE!! i wish i could play like that :(

That is INSANE!! :0 I thought I was seriously losing it.

That is an amazing version of the song, but I didn't even want to TRY to attempt such a piece.

I didn't even want to TRY to attempt such a piece.

Exactly how I feel X_X

He plays Natsukage with one hand better than I do with both my hands. :heh:

O_O I always thought that playing the piano like that was impossible.

there's so much drama! haha
but that is insane.. and i didnt even think that it would be possible to play like that

Th-that was just -- wow. That's insane. That is crazy.

I'm going to go ahead and try to play this piece. I'll be lucky if I ever get to half -- no, a SIXTEENTH of his speed. x___x

[EDIT: This is impossible to read. >>]

Th-that was just -- wow. That's insane. That is crazy.

I'm going to go ahead and try to play this piece. I'll be lucky if I ever get to half -- no, a SIXTEENTH of his speed. x___x

[EDIT: This is impossible to read. >>]

yeah for some reason at some point there are actually three staves. Is he playing both the middle and bottom one with one hand? >_>

Actually, to my knowledge, 3 staves are used if a part is very complex; think about it. It would be harder to read if the 32nd notes he played and the bass clef stave(s) were squished into two. No, there are some times where he plays the top 2 staves with the right hand (it's a matter of personal preference), but in this video, if you look closely, before he plays the 32nd notes, there's an eighth note. It is a part of the chord(s) played in the bottom two staves. Three staves, in general, are used in advanced Piano music; sometimes there's 4 staves.

=O I've been enlightened. So he indeed does play two staves with one hand. It would make sense since having thirty 8vas would be uber confusing.

Hai there..:)
The attachment for 'Tori no Uta' is for the first movement only right?
Do you the second and third movement?:think: