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Originally Posted By: Chris StorchOriginally Posted By: Loren DI'm guessing this will become a lively thread, which should be fun. Loren's prediction in the original post seems to have become true. I'm finding this discussion quite entertaining.
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Pianist Corner
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I would love to see Sokolov, since I can't see him in the United States.
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Pianist Corner
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Not too many blunders for a Cortot recording, to my mind!
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Piano Forum
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Hi jr, As you know, jr, we are Hailun dealers and have had good experience with them in the field. You might not be aware of this, but although they are not the same piano, the Cunningham is assembled by Hailun. I think it might help to answer you
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Loren DI'm guessing this will become a lively thread, which should be fun. Loren's prediction in the original post seems to have become true. I'm finding this discussion quite entertaining.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Dampp-Chaser is highly recommended, but ONLY IF: 1. It is regularly filled with water when it needs it. 2. The pads are replaced at least twice/year. 3. It is installed correctly. While they are relatively low maintenance, they are not "set it
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: BDBWhich is why we need insurance, and why we need to mark up wholesale prices if we retail supplies. +1!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Kristina1, nice to know that Einaudi's music causes different feelings and "views" on you... I really don't know how to classify his music, perhaps "new-classic" is the best word to use. It's the term I use when someone listens me
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Adult Beginners Forum
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We could do this!!! Seriously, Saranoya, we wouldn't mistreat your piano in this way.
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Pianist Corner
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Good afternoon. Originally Posted By: Piano Doug As Mark C points out, Juilliard attracts (and produces) so many highly accomplished pianists. True. Originally Posted By: Piano DougIt is not an anomaly that several are always in the Van Cliburn
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Also in my opinion, as Isaac reports and suggests, it won't be only tuning... meaning that correct frequencies (which would make a piano sound "in tune") should go along with tone quality (read color) and energy circulation (resonance). T
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Composer's Lounge
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Hi, Many thanks for listening The second movement of the concerto actually leads into the final movement so the last movement begins at 19:58, and yes the opening theme does reappear many times throughout the concerto with a full recap at around 25:
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thank you, Allard, Palmpirate and Carlos for your kind thoughts and explanations. I have listened to “Divenire” and two or three other compositions by Einaudi and his music makes me feel concerned. I feel very strongly – at the moment - that
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Piano DougOriginally Posted By: Hakki My impression of Julliard (70s, 80s) has always been that, rather than a conservatory, it is more like a college which aims for multi-oriented artists in the fields of contemporary, jazz, ch
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thanks for the link! Radiohead? That's weird... But ok, it's an opinion. Edit: The direct link for the video is: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/33179669
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: KreislerI'd invent some projects that involve manipulating the music aspects of various APIs. How to play and synchronize audio within Apple's iOS API, write a WAV - mp3 converter, or manipulating music with the Modus library -
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Thanks for the organization, Saranoya! PM to follow. EDIT: PM to follow a bit later; I'm travelling over the weekend. Do we meet at your place first and go to lunch afterwards?
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Well I suspect the guy to ruin perfectly useable hammer sets in his quest for "old style tone" which he certainly did not hear in real. We have similar personalities there, some rare tech with a strong ego and lot of mud (or whatever) in t
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: ThracozaagFingering: Hans-Martin Theopold Pass. I didn´t get the information. Could you explain once more what you want to express by this?
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: Kawai James The pedal-wah effect (using a switch pedal instead of an expression pedal) was very cool - it took a little getting used to, but worked incredibly well. This is interesting. Can you explain a bit more about how a
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Marybee - Thanks for the sugestion , but I've decided to play the version that I'm more comfortable - I agree with SwissMS and Sand Tiger -. Congratulations for your progress with the preludes! Sand Tiger - "With the nerves that usually come w
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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The the HP-505 is quite a candidate, its speaker system is quite good if not playing at the very low volumes. Actually, playing it at the volume equal to an acoustic piano, it is very good! You should always compare at least to one more instrument, i
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Hahaha,I liked your unedited version better Isaac!-Cheese slice,lol. I still think that for ruined hammers like Emmery has here though,where you can't even get needles in,and the felt is frozen anyway,it's a good option.Worth trying at least. Of cou
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Pianist Corner
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I JUST PLACED THIS QUESTION ON THE TEACHERS FORUM. MAYBE YOU HERE IN THE PIANIST CORNER WOULD ALSO HAVE TO ADD ANY RECOMMENDATION? I am studying piano as an adult beginner and search for a book which introduces me to the music of Chopin. The edition
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I am studying piano as an adult beginner and search for a book which introduces me to the music of Chopin. The edition should contain expression marks and fingering, but I would highly appreciate if the decision on why these became placed like they a
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