Tsuneyoshi Saitou - The Eternal Diva / Eien No Utahime / 永遠の歌姫 | Organ Score

Get the sheet music here: musescore.com/...
An Organ/Soprano arrangement based on musescore.com/....
Registration example used in this video will be up shortly.

[@klaverk3938]

If you don't have Musescore.com Pro, I can sent you the score as a DM. Just comment here, and we will work something out.

[@sociodelic]

Please could this be sent over via DM? Cheers ✌🏼

[@klaverk3938]

@@sociodelic Gladly! What platform? I could offer discord

[@avylio]

this is absolutely beautiful!!

[@theoneaboveall1159]

So thankful for this. Amazing my friend.

[@cactus4316]

Wonderful work! I've never played organ, could you explain to me why there are 4 lines? Does one need 4 hands?

[@klaverk3938]

Thank you! The 1st line is actually not the organ, but soprano. However, I recorded the audio separately in a proper Organ Sampler (GrandOrgue with the Friesach sampleset by Piotr Grabowsky) instead of using the built in musescore audio. Instead of trying to use some virtual instrument to use for the soprano, I just let the Solo Division (think of an organ having several, in this case 44 voices, put in groups called divisions) play the soprano part. In the original song, this is just sung as "Ahhh", therefore I renounced on putting in lyrics. The lower three lines however are indeed the organ. 1st and 2nd are like Piano, right and left hand. The lowest one is the pedal, which you play with the feet. If you want to play this on a Piano, try to combine the left hand and pedal score into one as best as you can, some of it is redundant though. In the actual score the lines are labeled accordingly, but this video generated by musescore.com didn't bother to leave them in for some reason.