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Adult Beginners Forum
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Dipsy, thank you to you and to Beric. That is very helpful. In a way, it lets me feel OK about just continuing to live with the piece, and wait for the music to tell me what it wants, rather than try to be too consciously Illusive.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: pianoloverusSome I don't like much: Hofmann, Paderewski, or any who play with what I would call extreme use of some of the 19th century performance practices that have long since died out. Don't forget to add guys like Brahms t
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: joturTwoSnowflakes - I loved it! I'd forget which pattern I was supposed to be doing somewhere in the middle if I tried that speed And if I hadn't read "double thirds" I wouldn't have known what you were doing at that
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I don't understand why you are giving them a choice. He isn't practicing, you find it draining. Let go!
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Pianist Corner
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Copulation time in Dung Flies The MVT [marginal value theory] can be applied to situations other than foraging in which animals experience diminished returns. Consider, for example, the mating copulation duration of the yellow dung fly. In the dung
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Adult Beginners Forum
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If by "jamming" you mean following along with a group playing songs by ear, you can only play as much as you can hear. A beginner guitar player probably learns a couple variations on a I-IV-V7 chord progression over his first few evenings a
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Composer's Lounge
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Cool...I waited for the "pumped up" sound with more muscle to arrive. There is a covered structure throughout the piece, the outline of melodies on both hands as Steve pointed out. Left hand sounds more prominent because it is an actual
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Pianostudent - I don't know the answer (how to convey the mood/notion of the title of a piece) but asked a man who might, and the advice from beric (paraphrased) is: On 'Illusion: "The starting point is learning what to play - right notes, etc
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Piano Teachers Forum
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How about if the teacher writes in Johnny's notebook... "I'm sorry that I was not prepared to teach Johnny effectively today. I will strive to reach him better next week, since he's a good guy who wants to soak up music."
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I'll probably be shot down for what I write here: I don't bother much about sight reading because, I know the method of constructing major and minor scales,and thus key signatures. I do not bother much about time as I play for my own pleasure.
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Ed FooteAt least, that is how it has worked around here. Lots of things that work in Nashville do not work up here in Yankee territory. (Sorry for the OT musical humor - other than that last statement, I agree with your pos
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Thanks Goof, I wasn't sure if it had to be anything special,there seems to be quite a few different types around..i will check out bits box... Thanks!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thank you SwissMS, Andy Richard, I agree, I still have work to do on this piece. As you suggest, it really needs some more slow pratice. But at least I managed to join in for this recital. It is interesting that you mention a Horowitz recording,
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Pianist Corner
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On second thought I'd better not, I'm afraid of getting smacked by Joel.
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Piano Forum
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Not to wander too far into the ELECTRONIC domain, but isn't the HOPE that (one day, some day) these preferences will be "switch selectable" ? A dream perhaps, but being able to select a piano that responds like brand & model x,y or z a
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: pianoloverusIf the best result for Steinway hammers now or in the past has to be achieved at least partially by a lot of playing in, I think that should be done at the factory. No one should have to buy a piano, especially an ex
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: QbertSorry, I don't understand: "Ultimate Hybrid Piano" what Hybrid stands for? Isn't it for the cabinet look only?! Kawai misuses for marketing purpose this term for the CA95 and CS10 because of their real soundboard
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I know this thread is little old… anyway, I find it quite interesting. Is it worth it? If we consider it as a hobby like most people here do… Then it is exactly like some pre-poster wrote: it is worth if it doesn’t affect other things in you
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: JoelWTheir sound was more human in my opinion. In what way? I assume you don't mean in the quantity of mistakes in their playing, but it was the unfortunate first thought that popped into my head. (And I am not someone who r
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Pianist Corner
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This is very interesting. But, not to diminish the contrast, the character of a jazz and a classical audience are not really that far apart. They are both audiences of experienced, educated listeners who are really there to pay attention. These ar
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I would imagine that any hardware store even B&Q will have thin plain lead wire used for soldering. You also find it on the web at a place named Bits Box they are reasonably priced and deliver the next day.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: zrtf9045. Pavel.K - French Suite No. 6 in E major - Menuet (BWV817)Another fine performance from you, Pavel, showing great control and musical sensibility. Is this 16 months a misprint? I suspect another couple of years hidden a
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Pianist Corner
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Loved this story!
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Pianist Corner
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I did a project in C, where if you input a string of letters, and modifiers, you can produce a melody of sine tones. For example: +EDAaFfEe-Bb+C-BAGAaEe Made the melody from Prok 3. I think we were able to write polyphony as well. *note that the e
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Pianist Corner
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It seems your experience was a success in that the people there seemed to like it--but I doubt that I would like this in a more normal classical concert setting. The silences between movements can be very rewarding, as the music sometimes continues
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