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Pianist Corner
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Re: Smile
by GretchensPianos
@ Today at 03:43 PM
So do I!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: shimmysham the third, sixth, and seventh notes easily be flattened Good evening, Shimmysham. I'd just like to point out, at the risk of repeating if someone else has already mentioned: where you use the word note in this ph
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Daughter's music lessons have no changes over summer. Some families leave and come back in the fall (no guarantees of their schedule). What is your view for America's extended summer no schools for 2+ months? I wish it was a solid 3 months off. I
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Mark_CAdding about the qualifications of people like Slatkin -- whether or not they're pianists -- I just want to say that speaking as a pianist, I think the whole "isn't a pianist" thing is pretty much garbage. There
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Roland FP7F should be around or even less than 2000 EUR
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Composer's Lounge
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Some pianists have advocated practice in near or total darkness, maybe it works for composing as well . . . http://www.medicaldaily.com/articles/166...ain-priming.htm Maybe this is a factor in why the Nordic countries, especially before the arrival
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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What's your plan for restringing? The bass sounds pretty thin, do you think that's just the strings? I see you've made a string pattern, do you intend to replace like with like on the scale? It might be worth looking into rescaling the bass strings i
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Summer??
by ezpiano.org
@ Today at 03:20 PM
What is your summer policy? Flexible--students can take lesson as their wishes and only pay for what they attend Strict--students have to pay for all weeks of lessons and schedule make up lessons if they miss it Moderate--let's say students missed to
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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what kind of material should i put between cabinet and floor (i have panels on it). Piece of thick carpet? You know, as for the avoid cabinet resonance and stuff..
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: dmdOriginally Posted By: ClsscLibIn piano, I gravitate to the latter, since it's the only way (or so I've convinced myself) that I can play pieces at tempo. That is always the trade-off.... Play better TODAY or play better TOM
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Andy PlattAn ABF baby and finals. I don't think I'll ever be able to post an AotW again Same for me! Congratulations ElleC and Carlos!! Anyway, my little AOTW is that I re-learnt one of the pieces I studied last year, maybe m
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: bennevisHis CD of Grieg's Lyric Pieces, including a wonderful Carnival Scene (Op.19/3), where the conclusion erupts in a riotous stampede, is along the same vein of imagination. +1 Recently picked this up as my introduct
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Last year, when I started piano again being 42, I had lesson in a primary school with one of my children (same timetable, different teachers and rooms); parents of the music students are not allowed, so for the first 3-4 months I had to explain every
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Piano Forum
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We're pianists - We're patient people. (Remember Hanon and Czerny?) Thanks for doing this Rod!
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Think steel and butter. The melody finger is steel, the others are butter. Humm the melody in your head. And listen.
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Piano Forum
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Nice Litho. I have one from Steinway from 1897. I will start one soon. I tried taking photos last night of some of the adds on my walls. The problem is they have glass on the fronts of them. Everything reflects off them so the photo looks terribl
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Skimming Mr. Akins' post, I thought I was reading someone's compendium of over-the-top advice that might be found on PW. Only after reading other members' responses to it did I read the message more closely. Now I remember seeing similar advice from
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Price ranges may be different in Turkey. Maximum amount must be the Kawai CS6's price, which is about 3800 USD / 2800 EUR in here.
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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To be honest I find the right hand reasonably easy to play simple melodies but my left hand is not so great, its alright wjhen playing octaves but not good at all when trying to play a chord which requires more than two fingers I need to do it one fi
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Thanks for all the great feedback, I really need to knuckle down and practice my fav 3 tunes and then play each for at least 15 mins...so effectively 45 mins a day? how ever I used to just practice when learning differcult guitar pieces until I had s
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Adult Beginners Forum
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jfmartins - That was really lovely. Not sure if I've ever listened to the Brahms set of waltzes, but I sure will now. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Try the Roland FP7; You might get a bargain, cos it`s been replaced by something not much better by all accounts. The action on that seems good to me; wish I had it on my piano!
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Try the new book, in my opinion it completely replaces Reblitz: Pianos Inside Out, by Mario Igrec http://www.pianosinsideout.com/
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Oh sugar . . . .thought as much . . .
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Update to my post above: I found an option in Ustream so I've changed things. There is now a CHAT window next to the video. I removed the "Social Stream". I have also allowed anonymous people in the chat. So you can ask questions without
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