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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Mark Cerisano, RPT I am curious. Are you a piano technician? If so, do you find you are more analytical or natural in your approach? Yes. Mark, I can't be sure, but I think this is yet another example of a thread discussion t
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Adult Beginners Forum
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More reviews: 21. dynamobt / Marilyn Burris - Grande Valse Brilliante in A minor Op 34 no 2 This is such a beautiful waltz, and you really do it justice. I really like your interpretation. The ornaments are very smooth, and the accompaniment is ni
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Pianist Corner
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The g minor piano quartet is pretty wonderful. He really lets go in the last movement and has a great deal of fun. I sort of wish he'd done that kind of thing more often, but I guess we have to be grateful for what we have.
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Curtis HansenYes, I suspect I will be doing a fair bit of that shao...so far I've been trying to figure out the optimal gain level for having it on a table just behind the piano bench, but it does seem to be a bit quiet no matte
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Pianist Corner
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Saint-Saens's Danse Macabre, not Totentantz. I asked my teacher about this piece, she said it's difficult, but she never played it. I watched the sheet, there was some tricky parts but resolvable with exercising. If you played this piece please tell
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Pianist Corner
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What are the requirements for admission at the school you're looking at? My thoughts would be the Chopin is a more appropriate choice. Better to choose something that is doable and you can play well than something that's a stretch and you may fall fl
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Piano Forum
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The recording depth issue is an interesting and complex one. I know when the H2 first came out there was a detailed review done to compare the different settings (44.1/16, 48/24, 96/24) and the recommendation at the time was that 48/24 was optimal.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: GelikeI really like Liszt's solo arrangament on Danse Macabre, and I would like to learn it for admission next year. The hardest I can play at the moment is Chopin Polonaise op#53 (Heroic) so the question is that I have "th
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Originally Posted By: Immortal BelovedI've heard the solo version of Totentanz called Liszt's hardest piece. It isn't, but that's not the piece under discussion, I don't think.
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Pianist Corner
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I'm faced with a similar dilemma, but a) my level is a lot lower than yours, b) I'll be in Madrid, and c) I'm only going for the summer. My dear friend has a Yamaha digital piano in her house--a CLP330(?) I helped her buy it when we were living the
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: bennevis....like "two skeletons copulating on a tin roof in a thunderstorm" - Sir Thomas Beecham LOL! Accurate for some harpsichords I've heard.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Marc, I would not use the wire to "file" the capo, nor a steel blade on the wire (that last just by principle, but that way I was taught) there are thin diamant limes, but in a hurry re seating the wire may be enough. All the tools to man
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: wrOriginally Posted By: AZNpiano For somebody to pick something so blatantly easy, it's bordering on mocking the entire competition itself. And is there something wrong with that? IMO, competition mocking is a great idea, an
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Thanks, guys. New hammers it is. I do a nice install.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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ABout release: When making the first try with the pin torqued at reverse, you can experiment a pitch raise later (minutes, hours, it may depend of the pinblock ?) Now I relate the wire tension and the pin tension. When Bob told us about Newton 3d
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Pianist Corner
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Thanks everyone. Originally Posted By: lilyladyBack in HS I had a standard copy simplified version (dark blue cover) from 'new world music corp.' When I wanted to study it recently with Jeffrey Biegel, he had me purchase the Alicia Zizzo annotated
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I own a couple of pairs of these and they function quite well for the money: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/H...CFQUV7Aodki0Aqw
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: In A Silent WayThese are really good sounding for 10-15$, and you'll find lots of good reviews indeed. Besides you find this product almost everywhere. [img]http://[/img] (Why the heck do we feel to commit ourselves to this
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I'd buy the grand over the Casio, for sure!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Stayed up late and got up early listening to the recital - lots of fun: 12. Riddler (Ed) - African Flower This is very different than the usual jazz peice I hear here. Sounds almost new age with the repeated ostinatos, and there aren't many complex
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: AZNpiano For somebody to pick something so blatantly easy, it's bordering on mocking the entire competition itself. And is there something wrong with that? IMO, competition mocking is a great idea, and competitors should do
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Pianist Corner
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I've heard the solo version of Totentanz called Liszt's hardest piece.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: pianolover85 B) My second question is What is the use of the song's Key? Like the piece is in the key of C. Does this mean the song is based on the C scale (middle C, D, E, F, G, A, B)? Given this I have seen that when playing a
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Does anyone else here appreciate that this guy can really play?
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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first technique learned, then left aside for speed, then back for tightness and accuracy. The main trouble is the pin deformation, I suspect it need to release and for that it need time. As the release is done in the final position it probably raise
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