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Captain Harridor Tarsik

Owner of the Service ship R.S. Honshu and one of the primary protagonists of the Rocket Riders of the 27th Century book series.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

* Tarsik is a master of the complex contract system the Service uses
* Tarsik is courageous and brash
* His drink of choice is whiskey
* Tarsik took an arrow to the back at the beginning of the first book
* Tarsik bought the Honshu (saving her from salvage) with 2000 credits won in a seedy bar on Arcturus 4
* It took 4 years of work and 10,000 credits to get her back up to spec
* Tarsik tells everyone that she's a former pirate ship and that he had overthrown the previous captain after being pressed into service
* No one knows how much of a fortune Tarsik has accumulated. He is secretive of his finances
* He puts a lot of money into the Honshu, and its loadout is often better than most ships in the service
* Tarsik seldom takes bounty or combat contracts
* Tarsik prefers a mental challenge, often trading with backwater locals. These missions are lucrative.
* Tarsik has a good talent for reading other people
* the crew considers Tarsik fair but knows that he holds high expectations
* Von Braun had had Ansul and Tarsik roughed up in an alleyway over the affair. the Honshu hid behind a moon and attacked the Gepard when it lifted
* Tarsik always likes to be prepared
* Tarsik has been around the galaxy several times over at the time of No Time Like the Future
* Tarsik's mother had insisted on reading to him at night, and not from the tele-net but instead from actual antique books that she'd acquired
* Tarsik likes to always look like he has a plan in front of the auxies. it wasn't arrogance, he simply wanted his crew to have have confidence in him. he'd always give credit to others if it was due, but in the moment was more concerned with demonstrating his leadership abilities
* Tarsik was born on Pentarius IIIB, a moon with a man-made atmosphere. You could see the stars through the light blue haze pretty much any time but noon. Went into space with his uncle at age 7 and never looked back
* Tarsik had hauled ore, but also spent a couple of years in the mines themselves after running afoul of the planetary magistrate
* Tarsik had been talking about someone named Amanda in his delirium (this is assumed to be the magistrate's daughter)
* Tarsik has a coclear implant unitrans
* Tarsik's first ship had been an old retired Novan police cruiser
* Derian Leetus is Tarsik's attorney, he is based on Nova Terra
* Tarsik doesn't like mystery stories
* Tarsik and Ansul once competed for the affections of a lady and they both got rejected and then drank so much Kitarian Whiskey that they woke up in the back of a garbage transport
* Tarsik used the alias "Brigsby", calling the others crewmen Hennick and Foster, and first mate Pargo
Fruhlingsstimmen, Op. 410

Fruhlingsstimmen, Op. 410 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in Compilation of Ensemble 2.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20.

## Difficulty

The stage is quite easy, being a beginning of a new pack. Most of the gameplay are simple patterns consists of single notes and some long notes. Watch out for some glissandos at the middle of the gameplay.
Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rouge is the name of a piano in the game Pianista.

## Description

The painting on this piano is "At the Moulin Rouge, The Dance" by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, created in 1890.

## Obtaining

This piano will be given to the player after he/she has cleared 30 stages, repeats are acceptable, no matter the difficulties, game modes.
Serenade for Strings, Op. 22, II. Tempo di valse

Serenade for Strings, Op. 22, II. Tempo di valse is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in The Sound of Spring.

In Master tour, players need to clear String Quartet in D major "The Lark" to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock String Quartet No. 14 in G major, K. 387.

## Difficulty

This is a typical Technical 6 stage: not too easy, but not too hard either. Majority of this stage is just single notes in moderate speed. In this case, players should not worry too much and just play the stage while enjoying the music. Keep in mind not to miss more than once in Master as well.
Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49

Miss 2Scores 970,000

Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Harmonic Triangle.

In Master tour, players need to clear Piano Trio No. 4, "Dumky" in E minor, Op. 90, Mov. V to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

This is probably Mendelssohn's easiest Technical 8 stage, as the patterns in this stage are not too hard to play. Also, even though single notes and glissandos appear frequently, they come in a moderate speed that any intermediate player can pass with almost no trouble at all.

However, this is stage 5 in the pack, so additional requirement exists. Focus on the gameplay, tap accurately, and players may clear this.
Nielson-Cobarro Drive

The successor to Telemetric Hyperdrive technology the Nielson-Cobarro, or simply "NC", drive was developed by humans in 2275. It allowed for the rapid expansion of humanity out into the Milky Way galaxy.

### **Theory**

The Nielson-Cobarro drive utilizes a vortex core in order to create a small momentary quantum singularity that allows the ship to enter "non space". Non-space is a dimension where there exists no empty space at all, rather all things that have mass are instead pushed right up against the rest. By travelling through this realm where no "empty" space exists huge distances can be traversed almost instantly.

### **Application**

NC drives have a "horizon" within which they can jump. Advanced or powerful engines have broader jump horizons than outdated or lower power NC drives. Speeds in excess of 0.07% of C are required before a ship can transit to NC space. Sublight speeds beyond this affect travel times in NC space. A ship that enters NC at precisely 0.07% of C will move through NC space slower than a vessel entering it at 0.15% of C.

Most ships do not jump anywhere near their maximum NC horizon, but instead tend to use several smaller jumps in order to travel. The reasoning is thus; one long jump leaves the craft stranded for several minutes while the drive recharges but with small jumps a ship can almost instantly jump out of danger should they find themselves in a tight spot. It is normally for this very reason that tracking a ship once it goes to NC is considered virtually impossible but with sufficient observation prior to the jump and access to very powerful computer systems to calculate the variables a reasonable track can be accomplished.

NC skip is described as a flash of light, a spiral of color, and a sudden sinking feeling in the pit of the stomach.
Symphony No. 25

Symphony No. 25 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in Master of Arpeggios.

In Master tour, players need to clear Harpsichord Concerto, BWV 1052 to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Waltz from "The Sleeping Beauty".

## Difficulty

Score is not a problem in this stage since there are lots of glissandos to get a high score. However, some complex patterns are the real troubles in the gameplay.

Players should memorize some parts if they want to clear this stage in Master without any misses.
Transcendental Etude, IV. Mazeppa

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Transcendental Etude, IV. Mazeppa is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Compilation of Keyboard.

In Master tour, players need to clear Grande valse brillante, Op. 18 to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

A very hard stage, this stage's difficulty is a lot harder than the 3 Technical 9 stages in Standard Tour.

The hardest parts are the beginning and the end. While the beginning are fast glissandos which can easily be missed or even worse, fail, the ending is many single notes that appear in insane speed, even faster than the speed in Flight of the Bumblebee (Rimsky-Korsakov). However, they are not the only hard parts of the entire gameplay.

In order to pass both Technical and Master difficulties, lots of practice must be done.

## Trivia

This is the first Technical 9 stage which is not in Standard Tour.
Piano Sonata, Op. 7

Piano Sonata, Op. 7 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in Virtuoso.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock Sonata No. 20 in G major, Op. 49 No. 2.

## Difficulty

Surprise is the main factor of this stage. Some parts may feature tricky and fast patterns, while others are just some long notes coming in slow speed.

If players does not have enough fast reaction, then this is a perfect stage to practice for it.

## Trivia

4th movement of Grieg's Piano Sonata also exists in the game, as Piano Sonata, Op. 7, Mov. IV stage. However, this stage's name still hasn't been corrected yet until now.
Suite Bergamasque, I. Prelude

Suite Bergamasque, I. Prelude is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in The Harbinger.

In Master tour, players need to clear Prelude Op. 28, No. 15 in D-flat major, "Raindrop" to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock 10 Preludes, Op. 23, No. 6 in E-flat major.

## Difficulty

Similar to the previous stage, this stage is not that hard, due to the low amount of notes but long duration of the gameplay. A little note here is that the second half of this stage is slightly harder than the first one, because of the appearance of short glissandos as well as a section of single notes near the end of the stage.

## Trivia

Before Schubert - The Essential update, this stage's name was Suite Bergamasque, L. 75 - 1. Prelude.
EXP

EXP is a type of award in the game Pianista. It is used to increase composers' level.

## Obtaining

Completing a stage always reward an amount of EXP, the amount based on these factors:

* Stage difficulty: EXP awarded = difficulty \* 7 (for example, complete a Normal 5 stage awards 35 EXP)
* First clear of the day: If this is true, player will be awarded 50 EXP.
* 5 stars: If this is true, players will be awarded 25 EXP.
* Fade: If player choose either Fade In or Fade Out, he/she will receive 5 EXP
* Technical stage: If this is true, player will receive 5 EXP.
* Prestige: If this is true, EXP awarded = Stage difficulty EXP + First clear of the day EXP.
* Piano bonus: depending on level of piano, players will receive EXP based on it.

## Usage

EXP is used to upgrade composers' levels. However, each level requires a different amount of EXP to upgrade to the next level. The highest composer level can be upgraded is level 20.
Butterfly Hunter

Butterfly Hunter is the name of a piano in the game Pianista. It is one of the three hidden pianos in game as well.

## Description

The painting on this piano is "The Butterfly Hunter", by Carl Spitzweg, created in 1840.

## Obtaining

This piano will be given to the player after he/she completes La Campanella (Franz Liszt) with speed 3x and Fade In mode, on Technical difficulty.
Carmen Concert Fantasy, Op. 25

Miss 2Scores 990,000

Carmen Concert Fantasy, Op. 25 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Compilation of Theatre.

In Master tour, players need to clear Chinese Dance from "The Nutcracker" to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

This stage is a mixture of moderate single notes pattern and complex glissando patterns. Sometimes there will be both glissando notes and single notes at the same time, so watch out.

The amount of glissandos in this stage, however, can be an advantage in other to clear additional conditions (combo in Normal and Technical, or score in Master). Use that advantage wisely.
Prelude from "Carmen Suite No. 1"

Prelude from "Carmen Suite No. 1" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in Compilation of Ensemble 4.

In Master tour, players need to clear Requiem: Dies Irae to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock The Carnival of the Animals: XIV. Finale.

## Difficulty

Players should practice rapid-tap skill before playing this stage, since this is the main gimmick of this stage. Despite having quite a lot of glissandos throughout the gameplay, single notes here still appear at high speed, so be cautious. The single notes spam at the finale is the hardest, beware of them.

## Trivia

* Although being put before Chanson du Toreador from "Carmen Suite No. 2" in the Collection menu, this stage's position in tour is after Chanson du Toreador from "Carmen Suite No. 2".
The Barocophile

The Sound of Spring is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

Announcement about the addition of this pack was posted at 9.00 UTC on May 29th, 2019, on the official Facebook page of Superb. The pack was fully added to the game at 9.00 UTC two days later, which is May 31st, 2019.

## Main features

The entire pack is dedicated to two new Baroque composers, Couperin and Purcell. Couperin has 3 pieces, while Purcell has 2.

Overall, Couperin's stages are harder then Purcell's, but not too high difficulty as well - Technical 7 is the hardest.

## Trivia

* Purcell's name is spelled incorrectly on the cover of this pack. However, seems like Superb will not fix the cover in the near future.
* Also, only Couperin's last name is shown on the cover, while Purcell's full name can be seen although has spelling mistake.
* This is one of the two packs focus on one specific music period, in this case, Baroque. The other pack is Romantic Times.
* This is one of the 4 music packs that only feature pieces from new composers, they are Mendelssohn - The Essential, Compilation of Ensemble 2, and Compilation of Keyboard 2.
Petite Suite, L. 65: II. Cortege

Petite Suite, L. 65: II. Cortege is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in On Joy and Sorrow.

In Master tour, players need to clear Rondo in A minor, K. 511 to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Waltz Op. 69 No. 2.

## Difficulty

Another typical Technical 7 stage, this time it is by Debussy, is the best description of this stage. The first half has notes that come continuously in pairs, including both single and long, with several glissandos as well. Meanwhile, The second half is slightly easier, with fewer notes overall.
A Midsummer Night's Dream, I. Scherzo

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A Midsummer Night's Dream, I. Scherzo is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Mendelssohn - The Essential.

In Master tour, players need to clear Symphony No. 4, Mov. I to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

This is a typical Technical 8 stage so expect the insane difficulty coming from the gameplay. Lots of complex patterns will appear rapidly, requiring high accuracy and stamina from experienced players.

Be careful when playing this stage in Master difficulty, since the long length combined with difficult patterns might cause players to miss more than once.

## Trivia

* This is the first Technical 8 stage of Mendelssohn.
* Before Master of Arpeggios update, this stage's name was A Midsummer Night's Dream No. 1, Op. 61
Alexander Scriabin

(1871 - 1915)

12 Etudes, Op. 8, No. 12

12 Etudes, Op. 8, No. 6

Alexander Scriabin is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

He was a Russian composer and pianist. Scriabin, who was influenced early in his life by the works of Frederic Chopin, composed works that are characterised by a highly tonal idiom. Later in his career, he developed a substantially atonal and much more dissonant musical system, which accorded with his personal brand of mysticism. He was influenced by synesthesia, and associated colours with the various harmonic tones of his atonal scale, while his colour-coded circle of fifths was also influenced by theosophy. He is considered by some to be the main Russian Symbolist composer.

## Stages

So far, Scriabin has total of 4 stages in 2 music packs.
Compilation of Theatre

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Pablo de Sarasate

Compilation of Theatre is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

It was added together with 1st Anniversary as a part of First Anniversary of Pianista, which arrived at 9.00 UTC, on June 15th, 2018.

## Main features

This music pack featuring pieces originally from theatre works, such as Carmen, The Marriage of Figaro, and the famous The Nutcracker. Tchaikovsky has 2 pieces in this pack, while the other composers have 1 piece each.

The difficulty of this stage is quite similar to the previous pack, and the following pack as well, which means all are not too hard.

## Trivia

Before Master of Arpeggios update, this music pack has different cover from the current one. However, not much changes between two covers, besides positions of words, position of Superb's signature, and the brightness.
Prelude in F sharp minor, Op. 28, No. 8

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Prelude in F sharp minor, Op. 28, No. 8 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in The Harbinger.

In Master tour, players need to clear Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 847 to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

Different players have different opinions about this stage but most will say this stage is easier than the previous one. Despite having many tricky patterns with the fast music, there are lots of glissandos as well which reduce the overall difficulty of the whole gameplay.

One thing to remember is that the stage's max combo is not far from the combo requirement. Therefore, players should try not to miss during the gameplay.

## Trivia

* Although being put before Prelude Op. 28, No. 15 in D-flat major, "Raindrop" in the Collection menu, this stage's position in tour is after Prelude Op. 28, No. 15 in D-flat major, "Raindrop".
* The requirement to clear this stage in Normal difficulty is a combo of 100, unlike many other special stages which asks for a combo of 300, probably due to the low max combo in Normal difficulty (265).
Claude Debussy

(1862 - 1918)

Arabesque No. 1

Suite Bergamasque, III. Clair de Lune

Petite Suite, L. 65: II. Cortege

Suite Bergamasque, II. Menuet

Piano Trio in G major, Mov. II

Suite Bergamasque, I. Prelude

On Joy and Sorrow

Romantic Times

Harmonic Triangle

The Harbinger

Claude Debussy is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

He was the most prominent figures associated with Impressionist music, though Debussy disliked the term when applied to his compositions. Debussy's music is noted for its sensory content and frequent usage of nontraditional tonalities. The prominent French literary style of his period was known as Symbolism, and this movement directly inspired Debussy both as a composer and as an active cultural participant. Today, Debussy is remembered as a musical legend, whose uniquely structured compositions have served as a base for musicians over the past century, and will undoubtedly continue to inspire musical creation for decades to come.

## Stages

So far, Debussy has total of 8 stages in 6 music packs.
Trumpet Concerto, Mov. III

Trumpet Concerto, Mov. III is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 36th stage in Standard Tour.

In Master tour, players need to clear Lascia Ch'io Pianga from "Rinaldo" to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock The Tempest, Mov. III.

## Difficulty

This stage is surprisingly easier than most Technical 7 stages, even in Normal or Technical difficulty. For Technical, this stage is easier than Slavonic Dances, Op. 46, B. 78, No. 7 so not much advices here if players have passed the aforementioned stage.

## Trivia

* Before v2.2.0 update, this stage has Normal 4 difficulty
* The codename of this stage is Trumpet Concerto in Eb major - 3rd movement
Chinese Dance from "The Nutcracker"

Chinese Dance from "The Nutcracker" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in Compilation of Theatre.

In Master tour, players need to clear The Marriage of Figaro to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Carmen Concert Fantasy, Op. 25.

## Difficulty

Expect the sudden change in note patterns because the second half of the gameplay is harder than the first half.

Since this is a very short stage but with a high score requirement (990,000), a near perfect accuracy or very high composer and piano levels are suggested in order to clear this stage in Master.

## Trivia

This is the stage with lowest max combo in every difficulties (Light, Normal, and Technical) in the whole pack.
Orchestral Suite No. 3, II. Air

Orchestral Suite No. 3, II. Air is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in 1st Anniversary.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock Suite in D minor, III. Sarabande.

## Difficulty

No such things called "difficult" in this stage. The music is slow and most of the stage are only single and long notes. It is a beginner stage in all Light, Normal, Technical, and even Master tours.
Violin Concerto

Antonio Vivaldi

Franz Joseph Haydn

Antonin Dvorak

Violin Concerto is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

No announcements about the pack were made, unlike the previous ones. However, the pack was still added to the game at 9.00 UTC on April 9th, 2021.

## Main features

Aside from the obvious theme in this pack, which is violin concerto, the appearance of Paganini and Elgar are unexpected as these two composers were not mentioned for a long time.

Not much to discuss about difficulty, except for the unusually large amount of Technical 7 stages. According to several players, the last two stages, by Haydn and Dvorak respectively, are actually harder than it should be.

## Trivia

* Currently this is the only music pack does not have any addition announcements, which would have normally been announced on Wednesday 2 days before the final release. The remaining packs (except for Standard Tour which should be self-explained) always have announcement about the addition of the packs, either usually on fanpage or through in-game mailbox.

* This is so far the latest music pack to focus on a specific musical form, which is violin concerto. The others are Concerto Grandioso, Harmonic Triangle, The Harbinger, Concerto Grandioso 2, and The Art of Sonata.
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Moments musicaux, Mov. III

Moments musicaux, Mov. III is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in Compilation of Keyboard 4.

In Master tour, players need to clear Suite Bergamasque, III. Clair de Lune to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Piano Sonata No. 16.

## Difficulty

The tempo in this stage is quite stable, so players should follow the music to keep up with patterns. Most of the patterns, however, are several single notes with short glissandos, so players may not have much trouble clearing this stage.
Gold

Gold is a currency used in the game Pianista.

## Obtaining

Gold can be obtained after completing a stage. Every stages award a constant amount of gold based on difficulty (if completed first time), or a changed amount based on mode, difficulty, piano level, composer level (if completed second, third,... time).

Being 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prize in League leaderboard also awards 10,000, 5,000, or 2,500 gold respectively.

In postbox, at 9.00 UTC every Sunday, players can also receive 1,000 gold.

Gold can also be bought from shop, using jewels.

## Usage

As of now, gold can only be used to upgrade pianos.
Antonio Vivaldi

(1678 - 1741)

Spring from "The Four Seasons"

Autumn from "The Four Seasons"

Summer, Mov. III from "The Four Seasons"

L'Estro Armonico, Op. 3, No. 10

L'Estro Armonico, Op. 3, No. 8

Concerto for 4 Violins and Cello in B minor, RV 580

Oboe Concerto in F major, RV 455, Mov. I

Violin Concerto in C major, RV 185, Mov. II

Compilation of Ensemble 3

Melodia in minor key

Concerto Grandioso

Concerto Grandioso 2

The Art of Oboe

Violin Concerto

Antonio Vivaldi is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

He was an Italian Baroque composer, virtuoso violinist, teacher and cleric. Born in Venice, he is recognized as one of the greatest Baroque composers, and his influence during his lifetime was widespread across Europe. He composed many instrumental concertos, for the violin and a variety of other instruments, as well as sacred choral works and more than forty operas. Vivaldi's work, including nearly 500 concertos, have influenced subsequent composers, including Johann Sebastian Bach.

## Stages

So far, Vivaldi has total of 10 stages in 8 music packs.
Minuet from "L'arlesienne Suite No. 2"

Minuet from "L'arlesienne Suite No. 2" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in Compilation of Ensemble.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock From the New World, Mov. IV.

## Difficulty

As the first stage of the pack, this is a relatively easy stage in every difficulty. Players should not be worried too much and enjoy playing this. Keep in mind not to miss more than twice in Master.
The Art of Opera

Gioachino Antonio Rossini

Johann Strauss II

Franz Schubert

The Art of Opera is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

Announcement about the addition of this pack was posted at 9.00 UTC on September 25th, 2019, on the official Facebook page of Superb. The pack was fully added to the game at 9.00 UTC two days later, which is September 27th, 2019.

## Main features

This pack introduces a new composer - Offenbach, with his popular Can-Can melody in game. Besides Offenbach's, some other famous excerpts like Queen of the Night or Largo al Factotum is also in this pack. Furthermore, the legendary Der Erlkonig is also included as the final stage in this pack.

Talking about difficulty, this stage has the same Technical difficulty model with Virtuoso, except for the fact that Der Erlkonig is a lot harder than Tarantella.
March of the Dwarfs, Op. 54 No. 3

March of the Dwarfs, Op. 54 No. 3 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in The Night Before Christmas.

In Master tour, players need to clear Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Etude Op. 25 No. 11.

## Difficulty

Similar to the previous stage in this pack, this stage can also be divided into 2 sections. However, the first part seems harder with fast music combining with fast glissando notes at random positions. With that being said, the second part is easier due to slower music, but that does not mean that it is not tricky.

Be prepared, because the following stage will not only be hard, but also really long.
Piano Sonata No. 8, Mov. III

Piano Sonata No. 8, Mov. III is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 38th stage in Standard Tour.

In Master tour, players need to clear Water Music, II. Alla hornpipe to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Toccata and Fugue, BWV 565.

## Difficulty

Players should be aware of the double notes in this stage as they are scattered throughout the stage in Technical difficulty. This piece has repetitive patterns throughout the gameplay and some players might find it tiring. Beware of the multiple-tap spam at the ending of this stage in Technical difficulty. Besides them, not so much trouble once playing this stage.

Surprisingly, this stage is easier than the previous piece of the same composer, which is Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Mov. IV, according to many skilled players, no matter what difficulty. Even if so, players might not clear this stage on their first try in Master difficulty so several practices may be required but not too much.

## Trivia

* Before v2.2.0 update, this stage has Normal 5 difficulty.
* The codename of this stage is Piano Sonata No.8 in A minor KV 310(300d) 3rd
Rondo in A minor, K. 511

Rondo in A minor, K. 511 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in On Joy and Sorrow.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock Petite Suite, L. 65: II. Cortege.

## Difficulty

Generally, this stage is easy for almost everyone. Players, however, should still stay focused during the gameplay, as some random notes may suddenly appear. It is worth to mention that there is a really large glissando pattern at the middle of the stage.
Piano Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25

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Piano Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Romantic Times.

In Master tour, players need to clear 12 Etudes, Op. 8, No. 6 to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

A variety of complicated patterns appear in this stage. The gameplay has fast speed and sudden changes in notes or patterns. Fast reaction is the most important key to clear this stage.

Therefore, players should practice multiple times in order to reach the stage's requirement.
The Sound of Spring

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Johann Sebastian Bach

Ludwig van Beethoven

The Sound of Spring is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

Announcement about the addition of this pack was posted at 8.00 UTC on April 24th, 2019, on the official Facebook page of Superb. Another announcement about the maintenance and addition of this pack was posted on the following day. The pack was fully added to the game at 9.00 UTC on April 26th, 2019.

## Main features

This is a basic to average pack for intermediate players, since the hardest piece in this pack is a Technical 7 piece only. The pieces used in this pack are all spring-related, so the music is calm and joyful, therefore they are all sort of easy to some advanced players.

## Trivia

An early cover of this pack was posted by Superb on their Facebook page in the Update and Maintenance post, showing an exact image with the one used in final release, except for the name of stages have been removed.
Pablo de Sarasate

(1844 - 1908)

Carmen Concert Fantasy, Op. 25

Pablo de Sarasate is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

Beginning his violin studies at the age of five, Sarasate gave his first performance at age eight and later studied at the Paris Conservatory. In 1859 he began the concert tours that made him famous throughout the world. His playing was particularly admired for sweetness and purity of tone, perfect intonation, and a flawless technique that appeared effortless. Many prominent composers, including Camille Saint-Saens, Max Bruch, Edouard Lalo, and Antonin Dvorak, wrote pieces for him. Sarasate is also known as a composer of virtuoso violin music, his most popular work being Zigeunerweisen, a fantasy in gypsy style for violin and orchestra.

## Stages

So far, Sarasate has total of 3 stages in 2 music packs.
Farandole from "L'arlesienne Suite No. 2"

Miss 2Scores 980,000

Farandole from "L'arlesienne Suite No. 2" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in Compilation of Ensemble.

In Master tour, players need to clear Symphony No. 40, Mov. I to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

With players have only experienced Standard Tour, this is a really unique Technical 8 stage. The speed is not too fast, however, many double notes mixed with long and fast glissando notes are what make this stage hard, even in Technical difficulty due to combo 700.

Practice Moonlight, Mov. III in this case may help, simply because both two shares similar note patterns throughout both 2 stages.
Der Erlkonig

Miss 2Scores 970,000

Der Erlkonig is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 5th stage in The Art of Opera.

In Master tour, players need to clear Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka, Op. 214 to unlock this stage.

## Difficulty

There is no technique to clear this stage in Technical or Master difficulty, besides practice. This is the stage dedicated only to the best players of Pianista.

This is currently the hardest song in the game, followed by  Fantasie-Impromptu, Op. 66 and Tarantella.

The reason why this is the hardest stage in the game, comes from the very fast multiple-tap pattern. Even with Shield bonuses, this stage is still too hard for the majority of players.

## Trivia

* Technically, this is the first Technical ? stage to appear in the game. It has lasted in game as a secret prize for completing Black Key Etude during experimental versions of Pianista. It was removed from the game sometime before Standard Tour was introduced in the game, but still remains in game file.
* A bug happened in League when open Fantasie in C major, D. 760 will play the music of Der Erlkonig instead. Although being removed almost immediately after the bug was reported to Superb., many people believe this is a hint for a comeback of this stage, while this is simply because the stage was not yet completely removed.
Ludwig van Beethoven

(1770 - 1827)

Moonlight, Mov. III

Symphony No. 5, Mov. I

Sonata Pathetique, Mov. III

Moonlight, Mov. I

Fur Elise, WoO 59

Violin Sonata No. 5 in F major, Op. 24 "Spring"

Sonata No. 20 in G major, Op. 49 No. 2

Symphony No. 9, Op. 125

Sonata Pathetique, Mov. I

Cello Sonata No. 3 in A major, Op. 69: II. Scherzo

Trio for 2 Oboes and English Horn, Op. 87, Mov. IV

Piano Sonata No. 23, Op. 57, Mov. III

1st Anniversary

Compilation of Keyboard 3

Compilation of Keyboard 5

The Sound of Spring

Virtuoso

Melodia in minor key

On Joy and Sorrow

The Art of Cello

The Art of Oboe

The Art of Sonata

Ludwig van Beethoven is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

He was a German composer and pianist. A crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music, he remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. Beethoven is reported to have dated his hearing loss from a fit he suffered in 1798 induced by a rage at the interruption of his work.

Ill health and increasing deafness caused a drop in productivity at the end of Beethoven's life, but he still managed to produce important works like his 'Late Quartets' in 1825, which were wildly inventive for the time. Many of his most admired works come from these last 15 years of his life.

## Stages

So far, Beethoven has total of 14 stages in 12 music packs.
Арена

Описание локации из игры

**Вход на Арену**

**Правила поведения на Арене Героев**

Бои на Арене проходят по правилам "толпа на толпу", побеждает последний оставшийся в живых участник или команда - не обязательно самые сильные или нанёсшие больше всех урона.
Умения и предметы, восстанавливающие здоровье и ману, теряют свою эффективность с каждым применением. Также на Арене(и в любых других PvP-сражениях) не работают зелья Мольфара. Время на первый ход увеличено до минуты, на первом ходу нельзя применять атакующие умения или использовать обычный удар, но можно использовать усиления, защитные умения и предметы.

Уклонение на Арене уменьшено на 15%.

Получаемый урон уменьшен на 50%.

К участию допускаются персонажи старше 40 уровня.

**Награды**

Все, кто начинал сражение в составе победившей команды, получают специальные венки в чате. Этот символ сохраняется за персонажем до проведения следующей Арены

После последнего обновления https://vk.com/wall-180438415\_6181 все, кто состоял в победившей команде, получают по одному Уху[1]

Переход к разделу локаций.
The Marriage of Figaro

The Marriage of Figaro is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 3rd stage in Compilation of Theatre.

In Master tour, players need to clear Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy from "The Nutcracker" to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Chinese Dance from "The Nutcracker".

## Difficulty

Don't be afraid about the speed and the amount of single notes of the gameplay. The pace appears to be fast but not too much actually. Most of the single note patterns are not too complicated either.
10 Preludes, Op. 23, No. 5

10 Preludes, Op. 23, No. 5 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in Compilation of Keyboard 3.

In Master tour, players need to clear Moonlight, Mov. I to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Keyboard Sonata in E Minor, Mov. I.

## Difficulty

A lot of triple-tap patterns will appear throughout the whole gameplay. However, besides these, nothing is too hard in this stage. Players may need to practice triple-tap techniques to clear this stage, because the triple-tap patterns often cause novice players to fail on Master difficulty.

## Trivia

This stage was first mistakenly named as 10 Preludes, Op. 23, No. 6. However, in The Harbinger, 10 Preludes, Op. 23, No. 6 in E-flat major exists.
Piano Trio in G major, Mov. II

Piano Trio in G major, Mov. II is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in Harmonic Triangle.

In Master tour, players need to clear Piano Trio No. 2 in E-flat major, Op. 100 to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Piano Trio No. 1 in B major, Op. 8, Mov. II.

## Difficulty

Each half of this stage has its own gimmick. If the first half is hard because of the sudden, some are even complex, glissandos, then the second half is hard due to the fast single notes between the long notes.

However, this stage is not hard. Just stay focused while playing and players may clear the stage in Master in their first try.
Abdelazer Suite: II. Rondeau

Abdelazer Suite: II. Rondeau is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in The Barocophile.

In Master tour, players need to clear Les Petits Moulins a Vent to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Le Reveil-Matin.

## Difficulty

This stage has quite the same difficulty with Les Barricades Mysterieuses, and therefore, nothing other than a very general advice here which is stay focus and clear the stage normally, no matter players are playing in Light, Normal, Technical, or Master.
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 3rd stage in The Night Before Christmas.

In Master tour, players need to clear Nocturne 'La Separation' to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock March of the Dwarfs, Op. 54 No. 3.

## Difficulty

The gameplay is divided into 2 sections, separated by a group of large glissandos at the middle. The first part is quite easy, although some small mistakes can be made by unconscious players. Meanwhile, the second part is a lot harder, due to faster speed.

Some practices should be made to get used to the speed of the second section. Once done, players can clear this stage even without misses.
Temeraire

Temeraire is the name of a piano in the game Pianista.

## Description

The painting on this piano is "The Fighting Temeraire", full name is "The Fighting Temeraire, tugged to her last berth to be broken up, 1838", by Joseph Mallord William Turner, created in 1839.

## Obtaining

This piano will be given to the player after he/she completes Caprice No. 24 (Franz Liszt) on Technical difficulty.
Suite Bergamasque, II. Menuet

Suite Bergamasque, II. Menuet is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 3rd stage in Romantic Times.

In Master tour, players need to clear The Carnival of the Animals: XII. Fossils to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock 12 Etudes, Op. 8, No. 6.

## Difficulty

The stage is quite challenging for unexperienced players. Most of the stage are single notes only, sometimes there are sudden glissandos. The pace is not too fast and the middle section is easy so the gameplay is not too easy nor too hard.
Niccolo Paganini

(1782 - 1840)

Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 6, Mov. III

Niccolo Paganini is a composer in the game Pianista.

## Biography (In-game)

He was the most celebrated violin virtuoso of his time, and left his mark as one of the pillars of modern violin technique.

Generally speaking, Paganini's compositions were technically imaginative, and the timbre of the instrument was greatly expanded as a result of these works. He was one of the most famous virtuosi of his day, and is considered to be one of the greatest violinists ever, with absolute pitch and perfect intonation, expressive bowing techniques and new uses of staccato and pizzicato techniques.

## Stages

So far, Paganini has total of 3 stages in 2 music packs.
Symphony No. 4, Mov. I

Symphony No. 4, Mov. I is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in Mendelssohn - The Essential.

In Master tour, players need to clear Violin Concerto, Op. 64 to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock A Midsummer Night's Dream, I. Scherzo.

## Difficulty

Do not judge this stage by its difficulty number. Watch out for multiple-tap patterns, as they are scattered from the beginning of the stage till the finale. Combining with the fast speed of the music, this is definitely not a Technical 5 stage.

Therefore, be extremely careful in Master tour. Do not belittle this stage because of its difficulty number. 985,000 is not a low score requirement.
Vineyards

Vineyards is the name of a piano in the game Pianista.

## Description

The painting on this piano is "The Red Vineyards near Arles", or commonly known as "The Red Vineyard", by Vincent Van Gogh, created in 1888.

## Obtaining

This piano will be given to the player after he/she completes Winter, from "The Four Seasons" on Normal difficulty.
Pianos

In Pianista, a piano is an essential part to play a stage in Pianista. As of now, there are 33 pianos available in game.

## Main features

Every pianos has 3 stats:

* Piano level: This status not only affect the other 2 stats but also affect the outlook of the piano in piano shop. The lowest level is level 1 while the highest possible is level 30.

In order to upgrade a piano, golds are consumed.

* Score bonus: The score bonus from a piano increases along with level of the piano, with 500 bonus for level 1 and 30,000 bonus for level 30.

* One of the 4 bonus types, including: Gold, Exp, Life, and Shield

## Obtaining

Varying on rarity and requirements, each piano has different conditions to receive.

With Regular pianos, the first piano given to every player is Classic. The remaining 27 pianos are locked, 3 of which have hidden conditions, players will have to play throughout the game to unlock these pianos.

19 over 27 Regular pianos can only be unlocked in Standard Tour, the rest can be unlocked in any other packs.

With Special pianos, all of which are meant to be exclusive to players in limited events. Beside that, the locked Special pianos are not meant to be shown to the player, and therefore are impossible to unlock.

## Description

On every pianos (except for Classic and Special pianos, excluding Sunrise), a painting is shown on piano, on gameplay screen, a part of background. Most of paintings are very famous, some are iconic works of talented artists.
12 Variations on "Ah, vous dirai-je maman"

12 Variations on "Ah, vous dirai-je maman" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 4th stage in 1st Anniversary.

In Master tour, players need to clear Autumn from "The Four Seasons" to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Sonata Pathetique, Mov. III.

## Difficulty

As many players may expect, the beginning of this stage is calm, slow, and peacefully easy. Everything changes dramatically at the middle, where many single notes suddenly appear in fast speed. The final part seems a little bit easier since glissandos and long notes now appear together with single notes.

If players fail on playing this stage, some practice is suggested, since this stage, after all, is not too hard.
Compilation of Orchestra 1

Edvard Grieg

Compilation of Orchestra 1 is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

Announcement about the addition of this pack was posted at 9.00 UTC on March 21st, 2019, on the official Facebook page of Superb. The pack was fully added to the game at 6.00 UTC on the following day.

## Main features

Rossini is introduced in this music pack with 3 overtures of him, difficulty in order is Technical 6, 7, and 8. Haydn's Surprise Symphony and Grieg's String Quartet No. 1 are also here as well.

Generally, most stages in this pack have medium difficulty, with the exception of the last 2 stages by Rossini.

## Trivia

* This is one of the only two packs in 2019 has "Compilation of" in name.
* In Superb's advertisement video, Giuseppe Verdi has a different portrait comparing to the current one, probably it is Verdi's portrait during beta version.
Chanson du Toreador from "Carmen Suite No. 2"

Chanson du Toreador from "Carmen Suite No. 2" is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 2nd stage in Compilation of Ensemble 4.

In Master tour, players need to clear Pizzicato Polka (with Josef) to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Requiem: Dies Irae.

## Difficulty

Players will meet various patterns in this stage, and glissandos are the most regular. There are some other tricky patterns as well, like triple-tap or double-tap single notes, but they only come in minimal amounts.

Generally this is a moderate stage and a typical Technical 7 stage.

## Trivia

* Although being put after Prelude from "Carmen Suite No. 1" in the Collection menu, this stage's position in tour is before Prelude from "Carmen Suite No. 1".
Valse-Fantasie

Valse-Fantasie is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 3rd stage in Compilation of Ensemble 3.

In Master tour, players need to clear Music for the Royal Fireworks, IV. La Rejouissance to unlock this stage, and clearing this stage will unlock Summer, Mov. III from "The Four Seasons".

## Difficulty

Nothing is visibly hard about this stage. The hardest part maybe the sudden change in speed at around middle of the gameplay, followed by some double tap patterns afterward. Beside these, the stage itself is not too hard for many players.

Enjoy this stage while still can, because the 2 next stages are truely hard just as many expects.
Concerto for Violin and Oboe in C minor, BWV 1060

Concerto for Violin and Oboe in C minor, BWV 1060 is the name of a stage in the game Pianista. It is located as the 1st stage in Melodia in minor key.

In Master tour, clearing this stage will unlock Concerto Grosso in A minor, Op. 6 No. 4, HWV 322.

## Difficulty

If players have not played this stage before, this is a pretty challenging stage despite the easy-normal difficulty. Due to the stage's duration being longer than usual, unexperienced players may feel exhausted during the gameplay and make mistakes accidentally.

Several tries are recommended for unadvanced players in order to clear this stage in Master.

## Trivia

This stage was first mistakenly named as Concerto for Violin and Oboe in A minor, BWV 1060
Mendelssohn - The Essential

Mendelssohn - The Essential is the name of a music pack in the game Pianista.

It was released along with Compilation of Ensemble as a part of the v2.2.0 update, which arrived at 8.45 UTC, on February 28th, 2018.

## Main features

All 5 stages in this pack are from Mendelssohn, as the name of this pack suggested. The 5 pieces in this pack also vary from easy to hard difficulties.

## Trivia

* This is one of the 4 music packs that only feature pieces from new composers, they are Compilation of Ensemble 2, Compilation of Keyboard 2, and The Barocophile.
* This is the first music pack featuring only 1 composer, the second one is Schubert - The Essential and the third one is Tchaikovsky - The Essential.
* Along with 1st Anniversary, this music pack's cover remained unchanged after Master of Arpeggios update. These 2 packs are also the only 2018 music packs that do not have the words "Compilation of" in their name.
* According to an advertisement on Facebook page of Superb Corp., this music pack might have a different cover comparing to the current cover. Different designs for Compilation of Theatre and Compilation of Ensemble 2 can also be seen.
* Starting from this pack, once a pack was bought, you can play all of the stages in that pack for free without using music points.