Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Poképark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure
"Meeting Place"
Composed by Kenichi Koyano, Manami Kiyota, and Shigerou Yoshida
It's a piano concerto! Poképark Wii definitely isn't the best game out there, but it has some amazing tracks, like this one. Never has a Pokémon song sounded so much like classical music. I had a blast arranging this one and the result is one of the best that I've made (possibly my favorite :3). Enjoy~
Much of this arrangement is direct transcription, but the section from measures 25-32 is where I had the most fun trying to juggle the voices present in the original, and ended up having fun with wavy slurs! It's difficult to play but if you can pull off the stretches it'd sound really great, I promise. If you don't think that's for you, another option would be to eliminate the top layer after beat 1 to play the melody with the right hand, or to substitute the middle layer melody with vocals or another instrument!
Special thanks to my buddy Bespinben for providing me with the smooth audio you hear here: go check him out at youtube.com/user/Bespinben
Find sheet music and more at NinSheetMusic.org
Poképark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure
"Meeting Place"
Composed by Kenichi Koyano, Manami Kiyota, and Shigerou Yoshida
It's a piano concerto! Poképark Wii definitely isn't the best game out there, but it has some amazing tracks, like this one. Never has a Pokémon song sounded so much like classical music. I had a blast arranging this one and the result is one of the best that I've made (possibly my favorite :3). Enjoy~
Much of this arrangement is direct transcription, but the section from measures 25-32 is where I had the most fun trying to juggle the voices present in the original, and ended up having fun with wavy slurs! It's difficult to play but if you can pull off the stretches it'd sound really great, I promise. If you don't think that's for you, another option would be to eliminate the top layer after beat 1 to play the melody with the right hand, or to substitute the middle layer melody with vocals or another instrument!
Special thanks to my buddy Bespinben for providing me with the smooth audio you hear here: go check him out at youtube.com/user/Bespinben
Find sheet music and more at NinSheetMusic.org
