Writing a Poem for You (ä¸ºä½ å†™è¯—)
I just don’t know why, Kenji Wu (å´å…‹ç¾¤) sparked conflicts in the entertainment industry several times, ending up being accused of copying others’ music and lack of creativity. Rumours said that Jay Chou rallied Kenji on his music due to this reason.
Well, rumour is rumour. We shall separate personally feelings and music before going deeper into the discussion.
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I am Kenji
Ironically, Writing a Poem for You (ä¸ºä½ å†™è¯—) does not sound so nice when I first listened to it. It was nice, I mean, but is not nice enough to be recommended. The creative part of this song is to insert a piano piece that sounds like a “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” concerto as the bridge halfway. Jay has done this several times if we want to compare.
However, the MTV of this song does not look so bad.
Unlike those legendary crystal grand piano that was showcased in Jay’s live concert, Kenji chose this yellow-painted upright piano….which looks a little more special than the dull pianos we used to see.
By the way, if I am not wrong, this is a German made Hoffman Piano.
I have done the piano sheet for Kenji’s Writing a Poem for You as well.
Piano Sheet Preview of Wu Ke Qun (å´å…‹ç¾¤) Writing Poem for You (ä¸ºä½ å†™è¯—)
Information about this piano sheet:
- Piano sheet designed in original key, i.e. C Major, then D major upon transposition
- Lyrics and chords included
- Take note of the sudden change of tempo in the middle part, the “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” concerto part. I’ve added indicators like accelerando, a tempo, diminuendo etc.
I suppose guitar players will have fun with this song because the song starts with pure guitar accompaniment at the beginning. The presence of chords helps, so I’d suggest guitarist to play this.
