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Adult Beginners Forum
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Palmpirate, I have read your post, here: I picked up a book of Nursery Ryhme Riffs. They are great! I've never done anything but classics really, and the books of popular songs etc are pretty basic and boring to play. This was jazzy stuff written o
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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When I saw that picture my first thought: FIGHT! Too much Mortal Kombat I suppose.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thanks for the kind words earlofmar.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Got back yesterday from the Washington D.C. concert. It was amazing. I wish I had time to write a thorough review, but I'm turning around again and leaving tomorrow for Atlanta. But all those wonderful things everybody was saying above about this
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thanks Diana, `twas a nightmare trying to get it recorded.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: MwmOriginally Posted By: Chris StorchOriginally Posted By: Ed McMorrow, RPTI have never heard the inharmonicity change while tuning. The tension changes we make while tuning are a thousand fold or more below what would appreciab
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Composer's Lounge
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Hi Andrew, If anything, your pieces would probably fall into some kind of genre like the "leider ohne worte", since they don't have a vocal line expressly written in to the part. Mendelssohn wrote a bunch of those, and sort of invented th
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: MaryBeeIf you're passing through Cleveland, you can stop by and try out my Charles Walter. I would love to hear someone besides me play it! It's on or near my route, so I'll keep that in mind
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: MwmLeave the late Mr. L alone. He was, first and foremost, a human being. Talk about his piano playing. Yes, he was a good pianist.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Very nice TwoSnowflakes. It made my computer hang up until I installed an update to quicktime. Enjoyed it much, also your scales were well done, much better than I'm able and I practice scales daily. Bravo!
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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That's true that some pianists like their pianos tuned a certain way but many tuners are called upon to tune a piano without an interview with the pianist. That tuner would be wise to tune the piano to ET with perfect unisons. Aren't we splicing ha
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Very nice job Ron. Next time I'd enjoy something a bit longer but this was nicely played and thanks for posting it. Here have a brew on me(_)]. Are you glad it's Ecco Fatto?
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: HermanberntzenWhich arrangement of Bach's "Tocatta and Fugue in D" should i chosse? The one I got now is a basic version. Not very advanced. Only what you except to hear. Not to fast trills or anything. And after I'm
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: beethoven986 There are many, many, many advantages to joining the PTG. Among them, friendship, group-rate health insurance, discounts on stuff from the PTG store (i.e. all the PTJ articles from 1979-2010 on DVD... a must buy!),
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Let's say I get this job to do, on a 80 year old famous brand name 7 footer. Knowing that I would be replacing the pinblock anyways, I would use CA to try and tune as best I can. Before the rebuilding job. In order to at least get close to what the
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: pianoloverusEven if the performances occasionally leave something to be desired, the glorious tone of his piano is inspiring. Awe-inspiring indeed !!!!!!!
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Composer's Lounge
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Hello and welcome. I listened to all 3 movements. All movements sounded like a full orchestra playing with strings, brass, woodwinds and percussion along with a piano. I was surprised to find they were all individually recorded. Also, did you men
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Pianist Corner
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If that is the case, discuss this with your piano technician. You could look at the hammers as you press the keys very slowly, too slow to make them sound. If the hammers fall back at different distances from the strings, you need to have the action
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Composer's Lounge
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Hi, I'm not sure exactly what specific genre they would fall into. I don't have any training in classical music, so I'm sorry if you felt it is labeled incorrectly. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the songs! Thanks, Andrew
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Hi Taryn, The links that pianoluvr posted are good. However, the full orchestral scores of those works are not available in print, as the studios who own the rights to these works have no pecuniary interest in putting them out in the ether in a ful
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: BeccaBbNot a teacher here (my disclaimer lol.) You had said he plays drums also. What about finding something with both piano and drums. He could learn both parts (and learn to record) and learn how to play along (with himself.
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Pianist Corner
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Thank you guys so much for all of your thoughtful advice! I already feel more confident in my ppp. Thanks especially for the advice in regards to that middle section of the scherzo. Most helpful! Originally Posted By: MwmWhen you speak of your i
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Adult Beginners Forum
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If you're passing through Cleveland, you can stop by and try out my Charles Walter. I would love to hear someone besides me play it!
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Hello Maxim, I only experimented with various mixtures that were already made. The results seemed unpredictable. Sometimes it would help, sometimes not. The same with the other metal bushings. If Maxim's cardboard shim does work well, this could
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Originally Posted By: etcetraOriginally Posted By: LoPresti I am simply amazed at the number of “tough guys” who hide behind some made-up name, living in a location that they are unwilling to reveal, without a telephone number, and spout off as i
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