Aristotle's Denial (Fool Coda) - Joe Hawley by Joe Hawley

[@Zero-Zero-Zero-Zero]

I'm dying to the piano part

[@clemence59]

Brandenburg concerto 3rd movement - Js Bach, that's where the melody comes from.

[@teemteem]

@@clemence59i cant find it

[@hilariocitii]

ok so like the part where Joe goes "oh what a fleeting expansion in space" when the piano kicks in turns the lead from A C# E A B E to A C E A B E and it hurts

[@Acs-e8u]

thank so much

[@matthewmunoz4318]

This is killing me. Why did you notate this in 4/4? 😭

[@Reddreambigfart]

I notate everything in 4/4 because I have literally never taken a proper class on the subject and cannot hold a proper tempo to save my life. I'm just really good at listening to songs and figuring out how to play them lmao

[@matthewmunoz4318]

@@Reddreambigfart This song is in 3/4 with quarter note equaling 130 bpm. Your transcription is really good, time signature notwithstanding :))))

[@HemmTBM]

Very nice sheet

[@MrWide-ht9rp]

Thanks for this!! Im pretty the last part switches to the minor but otherwise nice job

[@Zoappeelhel]

I can’t read piano notes 🦹

[@aubriannanoelle]

This is cool! What is it?

[@Bruh-nr7ci]

In the song Aristotle's denial (the non reversed version) close to the end the entire song changes and becomes more calming This is basically the remade sheet music The song is by Joe Hawley

[@longtimedown]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWiwgWiqmKmAhLs

[@Bonez4127]

​@@Bruh-nr7ci And that particular calm segment is called "Fool Coda"