The numbers as in measure 33 (54, 2:00) are the seconds and minutes in the music file.
I chose 4/4 like this:
![](https://primary.jwwb.nl/public/z/e/k/temp-vrxbxuqtjmewqmmgantz/WellMeetAgain.png)
Perhaps it should be this one, one chord in one measure is 'musically spoken' better, but all those 16th's seem so fast...
![](https://primary.jwwb.nl/public/z/e/k/temp-vrxbxuqtjmewqmmgantz/WellMeetAgain2.png)
Or do you prefer this one?
![](https://primary.jwwb.nl/public/z/e/k/temp-vrxbxuqtjmewqmmgantz/WellMeetAgain3.png)
About my sheets: I just notate the notes. No other signs and symbols, at least as little as possible... More about this: About ties and other symbols
It's up to the piano player to add the p's and f's and ritenuto's...
I use the 8 clef, I don't like the 8va sign during all the pages, but the 8 on the clef is rather small, mostly people don't notice it in the first place.
Measure 17 - 32 is the repeat of 1 - 16, except for some parts in the left hand. You can always skip those exceptions to make it easier, you can ask me for such a sheet if you want.
The finished version is 5 pages. I prefer the 4/2. I can't figure out the left hand of measure 97, 3d and 4th beat. You can hear that the master himself messes up the playing at that moment -oops- and I 'm not sure what it should be. Perhaps the first 2 beats are supposed to be repeated. The left hand g in measure 93 is a bit strange too, because nowhere else is that pattern used.
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