I adore playing Tiersen – 80% of his repertoire seems fairly easy for my level, but it actually isn’t, and that slightly infuriates me (which adds an interesting twist to the practice). Tiersen’s pieces are structurally quite similar – a fragment is repeated with slight changes, and technically, they are somewhat like studies that require getting your fingers accustomed because they tend to grow a bit tired over time. There are many places where rhythm and dynamics are crucial and it’s easy to make mistakes. Overall, I’d recommend it to beginners)
Link to the post – a collection of simple pieces performed by
daigoro789. He has a bunch of tracks for sale on Amazon under this name, quite unassuming) The first five are from “Amelie”, the others are from the film “Good Bye Lenin!” and the last one is also from Amelie.
Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev. 