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Piano Forum
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Thanks, Marty, Erard 1990. Some Chopin and Liszt too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-lj6g8U4b8
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Adult Beginners Forum
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40. SwissMS/Doris - Nocturne in F Minor Op. 55 #1 - Doris, first, I love the sound of your new piano. Second, your interpretation is wonderful. So rich, with so many flavors and colors. Just perfect! Congratulations. 41. hotcat - French Suite 4--All
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Pianist Corner
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Hi. I'm looking for a solo piano arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue - which edition should I look for and from what site can I order it in the UK? Thanks.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hi Eric The AE key action is okay. Not graded but certainly weighted and somewhat piano-like. It was the standard Yamaha digital piano action for many years on several generations of their products. Korg used exactly the same action for some of thei
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: landorrano...le Croquenotes... Quel drôle nom ! Andy
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I am not a music teacher, but I have raised 4 children and I don't believe that you need to be menacing or mean, just firm. Some students may be too ill behaved to work out. But in this case I would try saying something like "I see that you are
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Piano Forum
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Ed, It seemed to me most of the breakage I had seen had come from harsh treatment (poor string replacement) many years down the line. Would you not expect a new comb made from 360 brass to last 50 or 75 years? Certainly, use the best material you c
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Piano Forum
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In my experience I have occasionally heard(at some of the most prestigious stores in NYC)even pianos like Mason Hamlin and Estonia denigrated by dealers who sell pianos competing with those two makes.
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Piano Forum
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Oops, thanks, I'll try posting there! Thanks, peterws and joe80!
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hmm I often saw so old models on craigslists/local auction portals for 300-400 USD in Poland... at ebay.de I also saw old model for quite good prices. I don't from from what country you are so it may differs a lot. However, if you don't fell good wi
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hi all – I’m seeking thoughts on the Yamaha P-100 keyboard (full name: Yamaha Clavinova PF P-100) – and in particular, would like feedback on the action, and the sound. I know this keyboard came out in the early 1990s. I’m not looking to bu
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: thepianoman2020 It has a really nice tone and color, but the mid range can be tinny sounding, I think due to cracks in the bridge. When I buy any piano, I take a really close look at the bridges at the bridge pins. The small,
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: FogVilleLadMost people on PW recommend using the List Prices in Larry Fine's, The Annual Supplement To The Piano Book as the basis for beginning negotiations. I agree with most of the rest of your post, but the above line should
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Composer's Lounge
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I am not interested in making money from music except in particular circumstances . . . but definitely presentation is significant so maybe there is a pianoworld member with the skills to produce a solid engraving who I could pay to do this with the
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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.....but not necessarily for others -- requires a "log in."
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: rxdI entirely agree, Isaac but the sloppy use of the lever is somehow more modern. It certainly is, but not reliable. I would add that continuous feel of the tension in the wire as it comes off the pin is just as essential in an
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Andy, I just now opened it to check on this, and it's playing OK for me.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Looks like the perfect forum to ask: I have an old digital piano, Roland EP 75 that looks and works like new, but it is about 15 years old. With so much technological change, is it so outdated now that I should just donate it? If you think it is stil
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Pianist Corner
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Another Liszt performance from the QEC. Stunning! http://www.qeimc.be/cgi?usr=cvm2sm4cjq&a...p;flux=65325996
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Composer's Lounge
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Can't post the File properly from box.com -- no one else can access -- and so I simply deleted the File until further notice.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Mark_CThe only way I can understand where youse guys are coming from is that either in general you don't value rhythms as much as I do (very possible, since I value them very highly), or (probably doubtful) you don't realize how
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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twelve "tempered" the same as the double octave; it is how treble and bass are tuned as explined Bill Bremmer. That 12/15 relation is directly addressing 2 strong partials. It is for me the higher limit of stretch And at the same time a ve
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Tim--please check the link to your recording.
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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In view of the fact that neither of us understands how to load the file from Box.com into PW, I'm just deleting it until further notice.
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