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Klavier, vierhändig |
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David Pearl |
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Klavier |
Schwierigkeitsgrad |
Leicht |
Instrumentierung |
Klavier |
Schwierigkeitsgrad |
Leicht |
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Klavier |
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Leicht |
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Klavier |
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Sehr einfach |
For a single performer (The Piano Guys)
Along with the “Shape of You” and “Galway Girl”, the waltz-like love song “Perfect” made the year 2017 the most successful for the British pop music star Ed Sheeran. The singer’s only aim, as he confessed in an interview, was to beat his most famous song “Thinking Out Loud” as he feared he could stay a one-hit author. And he did reach it, shamelessly exploiting the numerous charts worldwide and finally having “Perfect” named the No.1 Christmas song of the year by 2018. For those who couldn’t have enough of the original composition, five more official versions were released, suited to every fancy. Among them, the collaboration with Beyoncé titled “Perfect Duet” and the unexpected yet stunning duet with the legendary tenor Andrea Bocelli that was recorded under the “Perfect Symphony” title. The song immediately got onto the cover bands’ lists and begot hundreds of arrangements by bands like The Piano Guys, among others. If you are planning or get married any time soon, you might have already considered playing “Perfect” or at least include it into the night’s playlist. Why not, even the royal couple of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have picked Sheeran’s sincere confession-song as their wedding song for May 2018.
For a single performer (The Piano Guys)
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Klavier |
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Leicht |
Stewart Rollings 02 Feb 2018 13:15
The Piano Guys did a great job again! Sheeran's already masterful piano melody was even more intensified in this arrangement, it's a big delight to play it solo, it really is. I had to struggle with the slightly changed chords a bit, but it took no more than 4 days to lead it to a near-perfect interpretation, technically.
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