Piano version of this?

[ranniks]

Is there a recording of this somewhere? It's the violin theme from the first tchaikovsky piano concerto.

[yale_music]

I'm not sure what you're looking for. Could you clarify?

[ranniks]

I'm not sure what you're looking for. Could you clarify?

Well, the girl is playing what the orchestra plays during the first Tchaikovsky piano concerto. I would like a piano transcription of what the girl/orchestra is playing.

It may have sounded confusing seeing as there already is a piano in the video, but I meant the violin in piano transcription.

Does it exist?

[yale_music]

Like this? https://www.8notes.com/scores/11728.asp

[ranniks]

Like this? https://www.8notes.com/scores/11728.asp

Actually yes! But isn't there the piano concerto's piano part on top of the violin theme as well? because I can hear both lines now: the violin theme but piano transcription, and the piano of the concerto itself. I listened to the mp3 of your link btw.

It's confusing to say all that, but I wanted to isolate the violin part for the piano. So the youtube link in my first post, you can see the girl playing a G cleff, I want what she's playing, but for the piano. Ignore what the pianist is doing in the youtube link.

Also, thanks for the big help btw!

[yale_music]

Actually yes! But isn't there the piano concerto's piano part on top of the violin theme as well? because I can hear both lines now: the violin theme but piano transcription, and the piano of the concerto itself. I listened to the mp3 of your link btw.

It's confusing to say all that, but I wanted to isolate the violin part for the piano. So the youtube link in my first post, you can see the girl playing a G cleff, I want what she's playing, but for the piano. Ignore what the pianist is doing in the youtube link.

Also, thanks for the big help btw!

It sounds like you want an easier transcription with the right hand playing the violin melody, and the left-hand doing a reduced accompaniment of the piano part. Look at the original score, tell me which measure number you want to go up to, and I'll write you a transcription. But make sure that's what you want: i.e.,the right hand with the string part and the left hand with the basic chordal structure/texture.