Eternal Sonata Video Game

[will]

"On his deathbed, the famous composer, Chopin, drifts between this life and the next. In his final hours, he experiences a fantastical dream where he encounters a young girl facing a terrible destiny and the boy who will fight to save her. On the border between dreams and reality, Chopin discovers the light that shines in all of us in this enduring tale of good and evil, love and betrayal.
Developed by Tri-Crescendo and featuring the music of Chopin, Eternal Sonata™ delivers amazingly detailed 3-D graphics, a captivating storyline and an innovative action battle system."

https://eternalsonata.namcobandaigames.com/

Sounds like a winner.....

[pianowolfi]

That raindrop prelude is played with a wrong rhythm

[term]

if chopin has such dreams, what about a game with schönberg?

[counterpoint]

That raindrop prelude is played with a wrong rhythm

What's wrong with the rhythm?

[pianowolfi]

What's wrong with the rhythm?

Well s/he plays partly triplets instead of dotted eighths and sixteenths in the right hand, in the main theme.

[counterpoint]

Well s/he plays partly triplets instead of dotted eighths and sixteenths in the right hand, in the main theme.

it's impossible! I don't believe it! 



(In german: Ist es denn die Möglichkeit!  )

[pianowolfi]

it's impossible! I don't believe it! 



(In german: Ist es denn die Möglichkeit!  )

Jaja es ist so

Yes. At least in my ears. 

[counterpoint]

Jaja es ist so

Yes. At least in my ears. 

I see, you're not Hundertwasser, you're a serious articheckt 

But I like Hundertwasser's houses better than the houses of serious architects.

Btw, didn't he have a boat named "Regentag"?

[Derek]

that looks awesome. it makes me want to get an XBOX 360.   I listened to the sound clips on the game's website...the way that guy plays the revolutionary etude I thought was really original and expressive.

[pianowolfi]

I see, you're not Hundertwasser, you're a serious articheckt 

sure I am a serious artichoke.

But I like Hundertwasser's houses better than the houses of serious architects.

Here are two pictures of a Hundertwasser building, in the second one I tried to do what Hundertwasser wouldn't have done. I think the aforementioned pianist does something llike this to the raindrop prelude

Btw, didn't he have a boat named "Regentag"?

I don't know. But that was one of the additional names he gave to himself.

[counterpoint]

I couldn't find the difference 



This is how a typical Hundertwasserhaus looks:

[pianowolfi]

I couldn't find the difference 

Well I removed one of the pillars at the entry

This is how a typical Hundertwasserhaus looks:

I like

[etudes]

and won the illustrious 11th International Chopin Piano Competition in 1985. He walked away with the Concerto Prize and the Bolognese prize.

ahahahahah Bolognese prize? 

[pianowolfi]

and won the illustrious 11th International Chopin Piano Competition in 1985. He walked away with the Concerto Prize and the Bolognese prize.

ahahahahah Bolognese prize? 

Stanislav Bunin. I have heard of him. Anyway I just wanted to point out that this rhythm is wrong in my book. I don't claim he's a bad pianist though, mind you.

[etudes]

Stanislav Bunin. I have heard of him. Anyway I just wanted to point out that this rhythm is wrong in my book. I don't claim he's a bad pianist though, mind you.

Bunin was really good pianist,I dont know now..his 4th ballade from chopin competition was really really that good
btw it was polonaise prize not spaghetti bolognese prize though 

[pianowolfi]

Bunin was really good pianist,I dont know now..his 4th ballade from chopin competition was really really that good
btw it was polonaise prize not spaghetti bolognese prize though 

Lol yeah

[soliloquy]

if chopin has such dreams, what about a game with schönberg?

Stockhausen.  It would make Silent Hill look like Sesame Street 360.

[Petter]

This game recently came out for PS3. I´m playing it and despite that the plot is a bit tame it´s a really cute game. I just made it out of Fort Fermata into Hanon Hills on my quest to find the evil Count Forte
 There´s alot of music references (Chopin first special attack is called "Piú Grave"  ) which is fun, but also some straight "facts" for pedagogical purposes about Chopin's life and his most famous compositions which each chapter in the game evolves around. First chapter is called "Raindrop" and the 2nd "Revolution"
 During the game you also acquire score pieces which you get to play with others and if you play well you´ll be granted a reward.
 Unless you think Chopin and his art is too holy to be made into something trivial as a computer game I guess you don´t want to play this, and I don´t think any Europeans would ever come up with the idea of making a game of Chopin on his deathbed. Nonetheless, I find it very charming and a great way to get the music across to young people and those that are not as informed about Chopin's music as most users on this forum.

[concerto_love]

Yup, I like this game!!  Well, in fact... I dun really hear the music details... Just play the game and enjoy it...

[csharp_minor]

Ha ha ha a game about Chopin so funny!

... Its just like a Zelda game only Link the elf is ''Chopin''    . Whats his special move, is it the ''Turbo Tuberculosis Cough Attack'' ?!