
Tears of Happiness_My Happy Marriage OVA ED-Riria
Klavier- Performance-Video
- Schwierigkeit: Normal
- 7 Seiten
Wichtige Infos
- Instrument 1
- Klavier
- Seiten
- 7
- Schwierigkeit
- Normal
- Typ
- 2 Systeme
- Instrumentierung
- Solo
- Liedtext
- Nicht inkl.
- Akkord
- Nicht inkl.
- Tonart
- D Dur
- Taktart
- 6/8
- Tempo
- ♩.=56
- Takte
- 98 Takte
- Tonumfang
- D2 – B6
- Abschnitte
- A · Interlude · B · Interlude 3 · E · Interlude 3 · Bridge · F · Outro
This is the piano sheet music for "Tears of Happiness", the ending theme of the My Happy Marriage Special Episode (OVA).
When you listen to this song, it feels like Miyo's lovely and graceful presence is naturally blended into the melody. It's such a warm and beautiful piece. Personally, I had so much fun arranging and playing this! The colorful instrumental accompaniments that sing along between the light and airy main melody lines are incredibly charming. It's a song filled with the joy of expressing that full ensemble with just one piano.
Please put on your earphones, listen to how the various instruments breathe with the piano, and enjoy comfortably! 🎧✨
⏱️ Timeline
00:00 Vocal Opening, Verse 1 : A light start like Miyo's gentle smile
00:20 Interlude 1 : Light footsteps filled by colorful instruments
00:29 Pre-Chorus 1 : The moment when excitement slowly builds up
00:55 Chorus 1 : A warm ensemble filled with happiness
01:33 Interlude 2 : A pleasant lingering feeling and continuing melody
01:41 Verse 2 : A second story that becomes even cozier
02:03 Interlude 3 : A cheerful conversation where instruments exchange like a duet
02:20 Bridge : A touching time where emotions deepen
02:43 Chorus 2 : An overwhelming climax that brings tears
03:26 Outro : A calm and beautiful ending
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🎹 Tully's Playing Tips: The key is to bring out the colorful accompaniment lines of other instruments that interject from time to time, without losing the flow of the light main melody. When playing the left-hand accompaniment and the right-hand inner voices, try to express them with a bouncy and rhythmic feel, as if multiple instruments are playing a duet. You will feel a pleasant joy at your fingertips throughout the performance!
