Dark Souls Great Grey Wolf Sif piano arrangement (with Sheet music)

This is one of my older arrangements (2 years old), it doesn't do very interesting things with the source since the main goal was to leave the voicing of the source intact as much as possible, which actually was often impossible due to it's orchestration. If it was not possible the voicing was adjusted to express the original feeling as good as possible while still being playable on a piano (with hands that can reach a 10th).

Sheet music+MIDI:
http://gamesheetmusic.com/index.php?i...
(all my arrangements will be found there)

I left out dynamic signs and pedal markings because there are so many possibilities to play this. It's actually impossible to play without pedal at certain points, but I think it's best if you think about how exactly you want to "solve" these parts, instead of getting my interpretation forcefed.

Here's another interpretation of this arrangement by 'TheAngryGrassPerson':
   • Dark Souls - Great Grey Wolf Sif Pian...  

About the recording: grand piano ( Bechstein Studio 189 (not sure about the number)) in my old school, recorded with 4 microfones (1 rode nt5, 1 SE electronics X1 close and tascam dr-40 internal mics for the room)
The piano: I don't particularly like it's playability (playing pianissimo is like playing russian roulette with mental breakdowns in every 2nd chamber), but I've never recorded a grand before (and I did already record my piano at home)
and it does sound pretty good recorded.
So I thought I'd give it a try, and it was actually pretty interesting (mic types/positions etc.) and fun.
I probably did some obvious recording (as well as playing) mistakes but the main point for me was figuring out (parts about) how to record a grand (and be the recorded player), and I learnt a lot by doing this.
(sorry about the shitty camera angle though :/ should have looked at an example vido instead of pointing it and recording straight away) Souls piano collection community project:
http://redd.it/35iakq