Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I started watching a few new animes lately, and I've gotten really into them. One of them, is "Re:Zero" (full name in the title), which at this point, is still ongoing. This is a variation of the ending piece for the show. This particular version is featured in the seventh episode of the series, at a relatively dramatic scene.
I decided to not really alter the arrangement for this video. For one thing, it's good practice to learn someone else's arrangement, every now and then. But more than that, even if the piece only uses three base chords, the arrangement is already interesting and very varied (not everything has to be made super complex). For that reason, the piece took just a bit longer than expected to learn - compared to its simplicity. Huge thanks to MyReminiscence, for transcribing the piece and uploading this video:
youtu.be/SbsNLNznMjo
Because of her (his? I'm afraid I honestly don't know) transcription, I was able to learn how to play this composition in just a bit less than half an hour, which really saved me a ton of time.
For being such a simple piece, I think it's really pretty. I decided not to go with the inherent sound in my piano for this, nor with the Grandeur VSTi. Instead, I chose a plugin called "The Maverick" (and picked the "levitating" option), and just added some EQ and whatnot. I think the sound fits the piece pretty well, and I hope you do so too!
Not really that much more to say about this one. I hope you enjoy it, and if you feel like it, why not also have a look at the anime? :3
P.S. Oh, and I almost forgot... If you for whatever reason wish to download the audio, you can get a higher quality mp3 here:
instaud.io/qNQ
I started watching a few new animes lately, and I've gotten really into them. One of them, is "Re:Zero" (full name in the title), which at this point, is still ongoing. This is a variation of the ending piece for the show. This particular version is featured in the seventh episode of the series, at a relatively dramatic scene.
I decided to not really alter the arrangement for this video. For one thing, it's good practice to learn someone else's arrangement, every now and then. But more than that, even if the piece only uses three base chords, the arrangement is already interesting and very varied (not everything has to be made super complex). For that reason, the piece took just a bit longer than expected to learn - compared to its simplicity. Huge thanks to MyReminiscence, for transcribing the piece and uploading this video:
youtu.be/SbsNLNznMjo
Because of her (his? I'm afraid I honestly don't know) transcription, I was able to learn how to play this composition in just a bit less than half an hour, which really saved me a ton of time.
For being such a simple piece, I think it's really pretty. I decided not to go with the inherent sound in my piano for this, nor with the Grandeur VSTi. Instead, I chose a plugin called "The Maverick" (and picked the "levitating" option), and just added some EQ and whatnot. I think the sound fits the piece pretty well, and I hope you do so too!
Not really that much more to say about this one. I hope you enjoy it, and if you feel like it, why not also have a look at the anime? :3
P.S. Oh, and I almost forgot... If you for whatever reason wish to download the audio, you can get a higher quality mp3 here:
instaud.io/qNQ



![Over the Rainbow - Piano Cover
Hiya!
Heres my cover of (Somewhere) Over the Rainbow, from the very well known The Wizard of Oz.
I was going through some old lesson material that my piano teacher gave me years and years ago, the other week. Among them I found this piece, and I vaguely remembered trying to play it back when I hadnt been a pianist for a long time yet. I decided to see how well I could do now, and I fell in love with the chords!
Naturally, Im familiar with the piece since its a classic (seen the movie, a [small scale] musical, heard covers; all that). Even so, it sounds lovely and is super fun to play! As mentioned, there are a lot of covers around, so I decided to have fun with the composition and play it wholly in my own style :3
The arrangement is a blend of planned and improvisational elements. I had a ton of fun playing this... Hopefully youll find it just as fun to listen to!
I decided to go with the sound of my electronic piano for once, instead of using a VST (the dynamics felt more natural this way). If you want to download the mp3, youll find it here:
https://instaud.io/1k8L
Thank you for watching! Over the Rainbow - Piano Cover](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t3m06KnhDwA/mqdefault.jpg)






