Mission: Impossible Theme
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SKU: A0.1343222
By Adam Clayton And Larry Mullen. By Lalo Schifrin. Arranged by PianoMusicSheets. Film/TV. Score. 2 pages. PianoMusicSheets #928745. Published by PianoMusicSheets (A0.1343222).The transcription is playable. Only the jump with the right hand at the beginning of the second bar is very fast at that speed and it might require to skip a few notes. The third voice played by the right hand is shown with smaller notes that could not be played for an easier execution.
The theme is famous for its 5/4 rhythm with 4 main beats (Slow-Slow-Fast-Fast) inspired by the Morse codes of the letters M and I (the two initials of Mission Impossible).
In bar 21 I used a regular 5/4 rhythm with 5 even beats resulting in a nice contrast in my opinion.
Analysis of its famous 5/4 rhythm:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ76-WiFTlo&t=134s
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