In our article we will tell you about Ilya Baranov, who is a professional guitarist and managed to write the piece "The Coming of Spring" with an arrangement on the piano.

This was his first professional piece. Since Ilya Baranov is a guitarist, the piece was originally written for the guitar, even though Ilya Baranov himself did not learn to play the piano. At first there were two versions of the play, the first Ilya Baranov wrote on February 20, 2017 and did it in a few days. It is worth noting such an interesting thing to do, his older brother gave the name of the first version of the play - Spring Dripping, the play got such a name for the similarity and sound imitation of the melody of the spring drip. Then Ilya Baranov continued to write several more versions of this wonderful play, and the best version of the play was created by the beautiful and talented guitarist on March 5, 2017. Thus, Ilya Baranov, not knowing how to play the piano, wrote this wonderful piece and asked pianist Vladimir Matviychuk to make an arrangement for it. The arrangement is an adaptation of notes from a simple key to 2 keys for full piano playing, Vladimir managed to play it perfectly as well as record it. It often happens that the first piece of music is not always possible to write at once, but 3 weeks of hard work was not wasted, the piece came out very beautiful, gentle, and deep.

In conclusion, note the difference between the piano and the guitar. Pianos have a wider range. A "standard" piano has a range of seven octaves and a minor third; a "standard" guitar has a range of three octaves and a perfect quint. Many guitars have a wider range - "standard" range means "every full-size guitar has at least that much." Pianos have exactly one key for each key. Guitars have from one to six modes, depending on the tone and range of the particular guitar. Both instruments can play both melody and chords, but the guitar is able to play multiple "voices," different ways of playing the same chord because of the duplication of keys. The piano, on the other hand, can play voices with multiple notes.

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