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Adult Beginners Forum
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Hi Brian and welcome. This is a good question and I hope you find my post helpful. I will try to answer as briefly as possible because this is a huge subject. During the Classical Period, between 1750 - 1825, many important events took place, an
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Piano Forum
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I do like the new shinny finish on the new NY Steinways with the clear belly. Quality seem to be much improved from just a few years back. Love the new action, now much closer to the quality of a Hamburg. I wish they don't leave the inside rim sat
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Brian K.This may sound like a silly question, but what makes a classical composer so great? I mean, can't someone today come out and write a "classical piece"? Why only Beethoven, Motzart, Chopin, etc...? What if a 3
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Piano Forum
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The serial number indicates that the Baldwin was built in 1998. The 5'2" M is indeed an artist grand.... Not Sure about that "model" number you gave us - but you should clearly see an "M" on the plate. Assuming it was in g
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thanks my friend... great answer Quote:Like we just pick up whole words, or even multiple words when reading, without needing to read each letter... So to make an analogy with language we have individual alphabets, words, and paragraphs...so in mu
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: pianoloverus....[this that and the other, but nothing about the substance].... Do you have anything to say about the substance of what we were discussing? Do you really want to say that any of those specifics I stated aren't s
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Adult Beginners Forum
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This may sound crazy and unorthodox, but I have developed my own unique style of playing the piano as I sing, which I do a lot. Besides, the singing helps to offset my poor playing. Also, if you’ll notice, when a pianist accompanies a singer, th
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Michael_99What I learned was that with a little bit of time done when you can, you can accomplish a lot or you accomplish nothing if you do nothing. So again what I learned was to do what I can do and do it the best that I can
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I have put Cadenza hammers on SF-10 and Classical West hammers on an SD-10. You can go with cheaper hammers which will almost certainly sound better, but why not go with a premium hammer? They sound great when you put them on, and continue to soun
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: MorodieneApparently you two are new to BachMach2's recordings No - we've both been here from the very beginning !!!!!! Let's just say we're gluttons for punishment !!! As for Mr. Gilmore (aka RachMach2)...........
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: MorodieneApparently you two are new to BachMach2's recordings I have followed BachMach's recordings from his very first. Consider me a fan. (Or, a gawker.)
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Minnesota MartyUnder six feet, ... but my ear would also lead me to the Mason-A and Steingraeber-A170. But, of course, that is just my preference. I would back this opinion.
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Piano Forum
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Are you sure it is not "Vose & Sons"? I've never had any experience with one, but have read they can be nice pianos... Regardless of the seemingly low price, I'd have it checked out by a qualified piano tech. Good luck! Rick
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Adult Beginners Forum
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At one point in his (excellent) series of lectures on the Beethoven sonatas, Andras Schiff says he dislikes much modern music because it never "comes home." And I think that's the difficult thing - modern music (and I'm talking the strict m
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Apparently you two are new to BachMach2's recordings
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Piano Forum
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Ed McMorrow and Marty, please check your PM. Rickster
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I also think you can find other ways to show the student a wrong note. Here are a few that I use: 1. "On line 4 you got 8/10 notes correct. Do you know which ones you missed?" 2. "You played most of the notes correctly. This time
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Piano Forum
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I was talking to someone today about a 6' Vos grand piano they have for sale. He's not sure of the age. Possibly 50 years old. Does anyone have any insight into whether these were good pianos. He is only asking 1950.00 C$ which is really cheap around
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Piano Forum
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Quote:Yes, we know you all too well here Marty. That wonderful show "America's Most Wanted" updates us all with we need to know from you! Isnt' there also a show called "America's Least Wanted"? Norbert
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: PolyphonistOriginally Posted By: MorodieneIt's in the development of an idea that the genius is seen. I'd be hesitant to assert that - genius can be seen in a 25-second miniature as well. I think coming up with a good tune is
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: pianolover85Hi I am working on music theory and want to clarify something I read in the book that I am reading. I am a newbie so take it easy! These questions although very simple most of you, are very easy but foundational qu
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Plucking creates a different harmonic balance from hitting with a hammer.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Chris LeslieI like a slightly different approach with some very tightly rendering strings: Pulling slowly up seems to enable smoother pitch change but lowering pitch slowly and smoothly can often be impossible. In these cases I
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Piano Forum
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Quote: Some people here seem to subscribe to the "Bigger is Better" philosophy. So I wasn't sure how to take it. Take it the way you like. Since you're in Germany you would perhaps agree with most other Germans: "the higher quality p
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Ken, your take has a very nice laid back feel to it. I think I'll go pour myself a glass of wine, sit by the fire, and listen again. Glad you liked how I approached the head on that. Sometimes simple is the best, at least for me at this point.
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