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Pianist Corner
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I would only get the miniature scores if you really enjoy studying your music away from the piano (which I actually enjoy doing). Conductors do it often, and miniature scores are very handy for them. I do not think that they are practical to practice
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Pianist Corner
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From Henle USA website : What is a study score? The "study scores", in a convenient format (17 x 24 cm), offer different Urtext editions in a smaller format, bound in an attractive blue-yellow cover and priced very reasonably. They are e
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Mark DavisTunewerk, what is the alternative and best way/process/tuning method to achieve the highest quality and most musical tuning then, if a one partial alignment tuning leads to a clinical tuning? Please can you also expla
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Pianist Corner
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I saw both score types at the Julliard Bookstore two years ago and did not like the miniscore. Hard to read and don't stay open well. I had the Chopin National collection of complete works which I sold on amazon.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Peter K. Mose[...] Or teach yourself for free via the Internet. Which might end up being worth exactly what you pay for it. Regards,
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: enzo.sandroliniOriginally Posted By: speedm Like you I wondered if the humming noise is standard on these Yamaha's or whether something is amiss. Apart from this quite minor niggle, it's really a wonderful piano, hum or no
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Pianist Corner
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I thought Maestro Sokolov had a recital in June although it may have been earlier.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Damon[...]I think sometimes that hearing a composers' works chronologically helps add to the appreciation of later, more mature works, Brahms particularly not having a lot of youthful fans it seems. Youthful fans or fans of Br
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Pianist Corner
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Have you considered asking your teacher for a limited time reduction in price? I know it's awkward but he or she is a professional and will likely consider. Teaching is a wonderful thing and I have helped many medical students in their time of need w
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hi Pianoworld.com forum members, Disclaimer: I sincerely apologize in advance if the following is a recurring question here on the forum, but I'd like to get your input as to the latest developments & products. Ok, so I am a hobbyist musician
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Pianist Corner
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Well, there is always this one from the Tchaikovsky competition a while back ...
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I tuned a '38 Baldwin Acrosonic today and a few bass strings (two set only)varied up as much as 35 cents and down as much as 30 cents. The pitch would eventual return to normal (minus my sanity)but only after 7-10 seconds. Any idea why this is occurr
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Pianist Corner
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This thread, which is rather old, discussed the new Henle editions of the Schumann complete works. I want to buy it, but I'm having trouble deciding which scores to get - they sell it in 6 separate regular paperback volumes, totaling $350 (I counted
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Piano Teachers Forum
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If they really want to continue piano study, they can find someone else, not? This could be the wake-up call he needs to motivate him.
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Piano Forum
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http://rubensteinpianos.com/index.html http://www.ravenscroftpianos.com/
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Pianist Corner
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I'm curious about the commissioned work...never heard about the composer I have to admit: http://www.cliburn.org/cliburn-competition/about-the-competition/commissioned-work/ If I recall correctly, in the previous Van Cliburn there were two or three
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Adult Beginners Forum
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>There are sections around 1:30, 1:40, 1:50 (and the final burst of high notes) which don't sound as concurrent as they could be. Yes, thanks for the more accurate indications. I guess you mean that the balance and the timing of the notes is a bi
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I've also sat on a jury and found the best legal team wins. I've heard a police officer grilled and asked to tell the jury "verbatim" what he said to the allegedly drunk driver etc. What a mess!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Unfortunately the Liberace Museum closed a couple of years ago I got to see it, and really enjoyed it. Cathy
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Adult Beginners Forum
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It's a minimalistic kind of music. It sets a mood with a theme and builds on that. I find it can be relaxing, even dreamy, and indeed easy to listen to. You'll find there's little -actual- repetition, however. There are variations all the time, witho
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Pianist Corner
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I love the last bit of both the 1st movement and the finale from Opus 1.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Mark DavisThe late Virgil Smith wrote, "Pianos tuned in other historical temperaments can sound lovely, if the rest of the tuning is done to a high standard. The same is true with a slightly flawed equal temperament tuni
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I'd wager the Liberace museum in Las Vegas is a must-see.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Here is a link to a supplier of the compass point needles, http://www.draftingsteals.com/20046.html.
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Piano Forum
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Hey PW! I'm going to be cross posting this on the ABF for maximum reach. I hope that's ok I'm going to be road tripping cross country shortly, from Los Angeles to New York and then back, with tons of stops in all sorts of interesting places. I'd li
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