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Rush E is a piece of music composed for piano by YouTube creator Sheet Music Boss. Written in the key of A minor,[1][2] the piece was developed to be intentionally difficult, if not impossible, to be played by a single human pianist.[2] The song was developed as an extension of the "E" internet meme, itself a derivative of the "Lord Marquaad" meme in which the face of YouTube creator Markiplier is superimposed over the body of Shrek character Lord Farquaad.[2]
Composition
editThe piece is noted to have Russian classical music influences. It consists of over 30,000 individual notes, as well of hundreds of chords including upward of 30 different individual notes. A vocal overlay with a deep-echoed "E" can be observed partly through the first half of the piece.
References
edit- ^ "How To Play Rush E On The Piano – Mozart Project". www.mozartproject.org. 2022-09-15. Retrieved 2024-09-17.
- ^ a b c Noona, Sangah (2023-09-01). "Professional Pianist Learns "Rush E" By Ear | Pianote". The Note. Retrieved 2024-09-17.
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