Difference between revisions of "Piano Concerto No.1 "Anti-Ares""

From NND Medley Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
imported>Nnd8793
m
 
(5 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
{{SongInfoBox
 
{{SongInfoBox
   | name = Piano Concerto No.1 "Anti-Ares"
+
   | kanjiname = "ピアノ協奏曲第1番"蠍火""
  | kanjiname = ピアノ協奏曲第1番"蠍火"
+
   | romajiname = "Piano Kyousoukyoku Dai 1-Ban "Sasoribi""
   | romajiname = Piano Kyousoukyoku Dai 1-Ban "Sasoribi"
+
   | englishname = "Piano Concerto No.1 "Anti-Ares""
   | englishname = Piano Concerto No.1 "Anti-Ares"
+
   | originalartist = Virkato Wakhmaninov (wac)
   | originalartist = Virkato Wakhmaninov
+
   | source = [[beatmania]] IIDX 11 IIDXRED playable song
   | source = Video Game "beatmaniaIIDX 11 IIDX RED" playable song
+
   | videourl = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbP9qRtuMcE
   | videourl = http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm429174
 
 
}}
 
}}
  
 
==Medleys that use this song==
 
==Medleys that use this song==
The first time that Piano Concerto was used in a medley was in "[[Kumikyoku Tettsui]]", by Ninoue Kasuka (二上幽), as song number 37.
 
  
*[[NICO VIVACE - ニコビバーチェッ!]]
+
*[[Piano de "Maze Sugishi Kyoku-su wa Okkusenman" wo Hiki Taoshita]]
 +
*[[HighTension-GameMusicMedley]]
 +
*[[Hammer Melody Medley]]
 +
*[[Konton Jiyuusou]] ([[Konton Jiyuusou: 223-355 Lyrics|223-355]])
 
*[[Kumikyoku Tettsui]]
 
*[[Kumikyoku Tettsui]]
 
*[[Nico Tale]]
 
*[[Nico Tale]]
Line 19: Line 20:
 
*[[Night Cocktail]]
 
*[[Night Cocktail]]
 
*[[Petite Kumikyoku "Galaxy"]]
 
*[[Petite Kumikyoku "Galaxy"]]
*[[Konton Jiyuusou]]
+
*[[Hammer Dimension]]
 +
*[[NICO VIVACE]]
 +
*[[Dani Nintei Kaiden Medley]]
 +
*[[Medley1764]] ([[Medley1764: Fourteenth/Final Movement Lyrics|Fourteenth/Final Movement]])
 +
*[[Now Playing]]
 +
*[[Fight for 1446]]
 +
*[[Ichinichi! ~Himawari-gumi~]]
 +
*[[Myriads of Niconico Douga]]
  
 
==Lyrics==
 
==Lyrics==
  
This song has no official lyrics; this is just an instrumental remix for a video game.
+
There are no designated lyrics for this song.
  
  
 
==Story of Piano Concerto==
 
==Story of Piano Concerto==
  
* Transcripts from the RemyWiki.
+
* Transcripts from RemyWiki:
  
  
Line 44: Line 52:
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
  
For more song information: http://vjarmy.com/wiki/index.php/Piano_Kyousoukyoku_Dai_1_Ban_%22Sasoribi%22
+
For more song information: https://remywiki.com/Piano_kyousoukyoku_dai_1_ban_%22Sasoribi%22
 +
 
 +
[[Category:Songs]]
 +
[[Category:Beatmania]]

Latest revision as of 09:22, 4 February 2023

Kanji "ピアノ協奏曲第1番"蠍火""
Romaji "Piano Kyousoukyoku Dai 1-Ban "Sasoribi""
English "Piano Concerto No.1 "Anti-Ares""
Original Artist Virkato Wakhmaninov (wac)
Source beatmania IIDX 11 IIDXRED playable song
Original Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbP9qRtuMcE


Medleys that use this song

Lyrics

There are no designated lyrics for this song.


Story of Piano Concerto

  • Transcripts from RemyWiki:


Virkato Wakhmaninov (1873-1974; died at the age of 101) was born from a average working family making matryoshka dolls in the Caucausus mountains in Russia. His father wanted him to become a splendid man growing up, so he gave him the name virkato (which means tomcat), raising him to become a pro wrestler. He also took piano lessons from his mother; thus, his talent began to blossom.

Unfortunately, due to a immense decrease of matryoshka dolls in market value, it had led to his parents' financial downfall. In the end, even their beloved Steinway was seized, and Virkato took to practicing straight out of textbooks, using the backs as mock pianos. The memorial "Piano Concerto No. 1 "ANTI-ARES"" was born from these feelings of loss and despair.

As this is a piece in three movements, it is fairly typical of the structure of most concertos. However, since the first performance was on a great keyboard and disc, it was necessary to halve the length of the piece; most of it takes on the character of the first movement. For that reason, the differences between contrasting passages (light vs. dark, high and low polyphony) are more pronounced, like something out of the children's series "Yokatta ne Ned-kun".

Satisfied with the results of this first performance, Virkato, caught up in the elation of the moment, cried, "Won't the people who buy the soundtrack listen to something even more repulsive!?" This probably explains well enough why he stopped there.

After that, Virkato himself spoke fairly often about this "arrangement for a great keyboard and disc", and in his last years he left behind these words: "An arrangement for a keyboard of seven keys may be possible". It is only now that this dream has been realized.


Sources

For more song information: https://remywiki.com/Piano_kyousoukyoku_dai_1_ban_%22Sasoribi%22