The Piano Man

[H4x3r]

i don't know if this has been posted before..but i did a search and nothing came up...so here is one of my favorite videos/songs...it just tugs at your heard



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[molsen]

kinda cheesy animation, but very well done. definitely a good description of the emotion that's put into music and composing. I know the most emotional I ever get is when I'm writing a song and/or performing a song I wrote.

 

[macdude425]

I've only written two songs, but it was just a chord, and then another chord, then some notes, and I liked it so I wrote it down.

And then I went to watch TV. No emotion involved, really.

 

[molsen]

here's a tip. draw out some emotions when you write a song, it will come out much better.

 

[HAVOC]

Put the video on "mute" and watch it.

Then "unmute" the video and watch & listen again...

It's amazing how music/audio really changes the feel and mood of a video...

 

[DefragMyHead]

I agree, the animation blew but it added primo emotion to the song which--by the way--I thought was very emotional on its own merits. Was that original for the film, or it a "real" song, anyone know?