This makes me smile SlowPokemon 
. You see, I arrange a lot of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon music, so naturally I've had Great Canyon arranged already as it too is one of my favorites, so you get your request fulfilled immediately!
[GBA/DS] Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red/Blue Rescue Team
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Great Canyon (Two pianos):
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Now yes, I realize this is a two pianos arrangement, but it can also be played solo if you adhere to the following outline. If playing solo, play from the first piano measures 1-3, from the second measure 4, from the first measures 5-12, and from the second piano measure 13-28. Don't be scared off by all the switching I just mentioned, it's really quite simple.
. You see, I arrange a lot of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon music, so naturally I've had Great Canyon arranged already as it too is one of my favorites, so you get your request fulfilled immediately![GBA/DS] Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red/Blue Rescue Team
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Great Canyon (Two pianos):
[MIDI] [PDF] [SIB]
Now yes, I realize this is a two pianos arrangement, but it can also be played solo if you adhere to the following outline. If playing solo, play from the first piano measures 1-3, from the second measure 4, from the first measures 5-12, and from the second piano measure 13-28. Don't be scared off by all the switching I just mentioned, it's really quite simple.
Quote from: SlowPokemon on July 13, 2011, 06:48:25 AMI really love this song, how it sounds like some ancient waltz.During my experience arranging this piece, I find your interpretation to be fairly accurate. Waltz-like yes, because the time signature is 3/4, but "ancient" as you say because the whole song is in pentatonic scale, a scale that is the basis of Chinese and Mongolian music.
. You see, one of the people on the Request forum said they would prefer a more difficult version of the song, so I included a second voice in measures 89 - 103. However, I need to be sure I do things like that sparingly because, as we both know very well, difficult arrangements are not accepted very often on Ninsheetmusic - just see how many of Maestro's arrangements get on site XD (4 out of his library of what, 30 submissions are actually on site). Here's a tip when going through measures 89 - 103: the notes with the accent marks are the melody, whereas the notes marked stacatto are all the optional second voice. When I convert my score to Finale format, I'll try to make that a little more clear, and possibly insert something to the effect of "Red notes with staccato marks are optional."
