#so the slow parts use nice calm chopin chords for LH and then it switches to a regular chord pattern and drops an octave

[sesamenom]

someone has probably asked this before or you've said that before but what instrument do you play??

just casually, but violin and piano (mostly piano right now)! seitz is one of my favorites to play on violin (i also love vivaldi music but sixteenth note scales are. not very relaxing) right now i'm playing around with changing the chords and tempo on a modified version of Canon in D for piano to convert it to what I call Canon in Dragon :)

#asks #not art #not silm #i find teh best way to deal with stiff wrists from using a laptop for too long is to play a moderately fast paced piano thing #duel of the fates is actually really good for stiffness! #ive been trying to do fur elise for years but unfortunately i have tiny hands and i cant do the chords/jumps fast enough #also have this problem with imperial march #like. i can barely reach the corner of an octave with my hand fully extended. i can't do that many octave chords in a row. argh #oh well maybe i should find a less painful imperial march #Canon in Dragon aka i repeated a section of the fast part and sped it up even more while slowing down the chords #im working with the short version right now because its easier to tackle for dragon-ifying #so the slow parts use nice calm chopin chords for LH and then it switches to a regular chord pattern and drops an octave #it is best played while yelling DRAGON DRAGON DRAGON #piano is fun because you can yell about dragons while playing :D