Hamelin arr. of Doucet chopinata

[black_keys]

There is a topic on this forum talking about that but no help  !
I thougt first that Hamelin wrote a transcription for himself , but i watched yesterday some videos on youtube for other people playing the same arrangment , so anyone have an idea if the sheet music is published or it is somwhere in the web ??

[allthumbs]

There is a topic on this forum talking about that but no help  !
I thougt first that Hamelin wrote a transcription for himself , but i watched yesterday some videos on youtube for other people playing the same arrangment , so anyone have an idea if the sheet music is published or it is somwhere in the web ??

I don't have Hamelin's transcription of this piece. Here is the original, if that helps at all...

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[black_keys]

Thank you bro but I have that one , and its hard to me if I want to find out what changes hamelin had make   

[bluthner]

I don't think there would be a score of Hamelin's arrangement around: this is just the kind of thing the great man does to pieces that aren't challenging enough for him (think what would happen if MAH were allowed to play nothing but the Satie gymnopedies for a year or so...).

Still, on a quick listen-through, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out the added inner voices and bass lines, by playing the video of the Stockholm performance bit by bit at the piano. I'm trying just that right now, many thanks for alerting me to this gem!

[black_keys]

Oh , I would be very grateful if you figured out these changes   !!

you can use this video too