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Submission Information:
Series: Tales
Game: Tales of Symphonia
Console: Nintendo GameCube
Title: Kratos
Instrumentation Solo Piano
Arranger: Francesca Minasi


Replacement Information:
Links to Existing Sheet: MUS | MIDI | PDF
Replacement Type: Challenge (new arranger)

[Francesca]

(It seems the original video was taken down in some countries)

[Francesca]

A few clarifications I wanted to make about the arrangement~

• From m1 up to m9, in the second upper layer I'm notating the strings, while from m9 onwards I'm notating the bass since it becomes more prevalent (It's still quite subtle though, which is why I recommend using Audio Stretch to hear it)
• There are a few notes in said layer that on a piano aren't playable by the right hand because of the other notes, however they can be played by the left hand. Let me know if I should use some cross-staff beaming to make that clearer or something similar!

[Latios212]

Just glancing at the sheet, a couple of things:
- Something odd seems to have happened to the RH part in the first half of measure 1, where the lower layer triplet isn't aligned properly like it is in the rest of the measures

There are a few notes in said layer that on a piano aren't playable by the right hand because of the other notes, however they can be played by the left hand. Let me know if I should use some cross-staff beaming to make that clearer or something similar!

Yep, I think cross-staffing would be good here. It doesn't look like you'll need to split any notes in the same group between staves, so you can just move the entire middle layer to the left hand where it makes sense to. Make sure to flip the left hand part accordingly. The right hand part could be flipped down, but I think it's fine to leave it as-is too.


Also, when there are multiple tuplets all under the same beam, it's best to break the secondary beams to clarify where the tuplets begin and end. Using the Beam Break Tool under Special Tools, click on the first note of the second tuplet and check the "16th" box (all the others will automatically be checked) -

[Francesca]

Yep, I think cross-staffing would be good here. It doesn't look like you'll need to split any notes in the same group between staves, so you can just move the entire middle layer to the left hand where it makes sense to. Make sure to flip the left hand part accordingly. The right hand part could be flipped down, but I think it's fine to leave it as-is too

Are you referring to just the parts where the left hand would play the notes, or throughout the entire sheet?

Yep, I think cross-staffing would be good here. It doesn't look like you'll need to split any notes in the same group between staves, so you can just move the entire middle layer to the left hand where it makes sense to. Make sure to flip the left hand part accordingly. The right hand part could be flipped down, but I think it's fine to leave it as-is too

Ah yes, that is much clearer, thank you for pointing it out.

[Francesca]

- Something odd seems to have happened to the RH part in the first half of measure 1, where the lower layer triplet isn't aligned properly like it is in the rest of the measures

I actually did that on purpose to make space for the dynamic. Do you know any other way I could make space for it?

[XiaoMigros]

Seems you uploaded the wrong files... I don't know the exact context but it's possible to move the dynamic further left, so the notes can be moved closer together

[Latios212]

- Something odd seems to have happened to the RH part in the first half of measure 1, where the lower layer triplet isn't aligned properly like it is in the rest of the measures

This needs to be reset to normal because the triplets in the lower layer need to be aligned with the eighth note in the upper layer for this to make sense rhythmically.

[Francesca]

This needs to be reset to normal because the triplets in the lower layer need to be aligned with the eighth note in the upper layer for this to make sense rhythmically

Okay, I updated it.

[Kricketune54]

I will eventually be providing some more substantive feedback, but looks like the video got taken down. Here's a new link:

Something is also off bottom-page copyright info, missing NinSheetMusic link

[Francesca]

Updated. Thank you