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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Originally Posted By: ClsscLib That Double Time list is terrific for what it is, but with its admitted emphasis on the bebop era, it neglects a lot of the great jazz that came earlier (and later, for that matter, though my tastes run more towards the
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: pianolover85I'll check it out...thanks...How helpful do you find this course? Will it take you to at least intermediate pop/rock piano playing? It depends entirely on your definition of "intermediate level." If you me
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Adult Beginners Forum
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thanks Rupak - yes I miss the sunday classicals. I really liked the first clip - the schubert I think This guy's voice somehow manages to cut right through me leaving me quite moved. And he isn't afraid of letting the spaces between the sound resona
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: kiedysktos.You have to consider do you want to be separated from stage sound or not. Closed headphones or in-ear ones will isolate you, while earbuds or open ones won't. Both solutions have advantages and disadvantages. Sound
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: bennevisOriginally Posted By: landorrano I'd definitely like to get those Einstein types together and interbreed them. If there aren't any female specimens, no problem, ce n'est pas grave,I'll just clone 'em. I'll create a
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Pianist Corner
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Strange topic. To be honest, I completely don't understand how you can play repeted notes by one or two fingers. It's so unnatural. My favorit way to play repeted note is pattern 4-1, so the hand is in it's most natural position and totally relaxed a
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Pianist Corner
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Ok, no problem. I just wondered who it could be. Thanks for letting me know.
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Piano Forum
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I realise that this may not be exactly what you had in mind but there is one recording that, forty years or so ago, changed my life - I can`t say for better or worse but irrevocably. It is `Oscar Peterson plays Jerome Kern` (issued in Europe as EMI/
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: rnapleMy recorder still isn't recognized by my computer. I pull the SD card. Put the card in a reader. Computer recognizes it as the recorder! Name and all! Not only that. The software for my camera opens up and wants to downloa
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Pianist Corner
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Volodos Kapell Berman Horowitz Cannot decide which of them is better, each is so great an individual . Once a very famous polish classical music journalist (who had excellent piano knowledge by the way, not general in classic music) wrote that Horow
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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About the metallic sound, based on my experience with my HP-505, which pretty much has the same electronics inside as the FP7F / FP-80, according to what I read about those portables: The following parameters affect very similar parts of the sound,
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: HelenaHandbasketOriginally Posted By: scorpioI still want to hear this "muffled and growly" sound. I can only record through Garage Band with my Mac, but I don't think it's the real sound. I believe what Hel is sayi
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Member Recordings
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Hello everybody, I am new to this Forum here and I would like to introduce myself quickly with my recent CD. It is called " Farbmusik - Konzert " The title translated means something like " Colormusic - Concert " - It's a solo pi
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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To all interested listeners -- Steve Chandler uploaded my File into SoundCloud and posted it in the Composer's Forum. Nikolas also was planning to post, but thought my File was slightly soft in volume (I agree with that), and so was going to up t
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I don't mind. It saves countless admin hours and I get the message immediately. I can't tell you how many times I get an email from admin telling me about a problem that I could have corrected while I was on site just hours before. I don't have th
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Hello Codi - Sounds like a Lennon song. I foind poplar music harder to play than many classics; too many inflections in the vocals which are all written down! You played confidently; fair laid into this with gusto and a bit of aggression . . . !Too
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Hello Brian K., this is not a silly question at all. The reason why composers like Purcell, Bach, Haendel, Mozart, Beethoven and many others are considered to be great is because they all contribute with their music to certain human feelings, emotio
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: Orange Soda KingThis is the same guy as Party Pianist from a long time ago (it has been proved) By whom?
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Thanks for the response. I'm afraid, however, that you've lost me in your description. Do you fit the wrench underneath the strings? How do you do this? Or do you fit it over the strings, with the shank of the screwdriver going past the strings? So
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Piano Forum
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Greetings!
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Piano Forum
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Quote: A splice in the speaking length will usually affect the tone. Who knows - it may even result in an improvement in a Betsy Ross! I say go for it. Nothing to lose here. Worst case scenario - you have to get a new string anyway....
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Oh no, Dan, the legs are used, a little the same as when one play the piano. If not there is a lot of damage indeed. The posture anyway is strange, you need to raise the ankle for a good transmission and to keep the back straight. I rarely do so,
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Composer's Lounge
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A super and moving composition - also one of power - and a superb pianist . . . this is meant sincerely, not as flattery. I wanted to be sure to listen before disappearing from pianoworld again for a while! Mvh, Michael
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Nothing even remotely close to virtuostic is showing in my technique so far. But we can always hope. The journey is important not so much the destination. As long as piano makes me happy I will keep playing and improving.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Hello Maximillyan, There is nothing wrong with using a shim for a loose pin. But, maybe you are not familiar with C/A glue? Sometimes.... typically a loose pin is caused by what you said. The hole becomes too big. If that is the only problem
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