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Adult Beginners Forum
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ROFL... YOu ever had to get a freaked out cat off a boom on a crane? I have and it reminds of that picture! Way too high and not enouch grip!
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PW Smiley
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Heya all. Hows everyone doing? Tues and Wed were tough days for me this week! I managed to squeak in scales only because I broke my piano! It's now fixed and I'm back to my 1-2 hour practice a day but boy did that suck! I did scales just so I wouldn
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Also Blue Bossa, Solar, Afternoon in Paris, Have you Met Miss Jones, I Remember April, I Love You, What is this Thing called Love, Black Orpheus. My teacher once asked me what the definition of a Jazz Standard was. I said something like it was a tun
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Piano Forum
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Here's the Fall 2010 article from Piano Buyer that reviewed smaller Chinese grands: http://www.pianobuyer.com/fall10/92.html Some nice small grands have been mentioned on this thread. I'd also suggest checking out the Ritmuller R9 - http://www.r
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: fe2008Andy, I don't think your linear analogy works in this case... Lets say we have two teachers: teacher A ($50) and teacher B ($100) Let's just pick random numbers to illustrate. Your potential progress for one year: Wit
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Composer's Lounge
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You need to watch the 'intro' (another video) about this 'team' (which is all the same person...).
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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USER LOCATION: Italy MAKE: Kawai MODEL: CS9 CONDITION: New PRICE PAID: EUR. € 3625 (€ 3699 - 2% discount) DELIVERY CHARGE: EUR. € 16( € 20 - 2% discount) VENDOR LOCATION: on line VENDOR NAME: Thomann Cyberstore (Germany) PURCHASE DATE:January
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Piano Forum
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Sorry--I don't know the answer to your question, but I have my own if you'd be so kind. What are the advantages in having a string cover (i.e., why do people buy them)? (I'm about to get a grand for the first time.)
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Pianist Corner
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Practicing these last two days more lightly, and that definitely helps. My nails look like crap, but that happens whenever I practice a lot, any volume, any music.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Go to tinypic.com or imgur.com and upload the image from your computer. This will give you a bunch of links to share the pictures. Pick the link the with [IMG][/IMG] Tags around it. Copy and paste that onto the forums. Your picture will show up here.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Andy PlattOriginally Posted By: casinitalyJim - ok, I listened to the link....1000 apologies. I don't know what I heard before, but it wasn't this. I take it all back. I would play that! I would play it in a box. And I would p
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: bennevisHmm, all the criticism is about the sound, which is entirely subjective (I dislike Yamaha's CF-IIIS but love the CFX for example - but I love Bösendorfer best of all). What about the 'connection', the playability, the s
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: rnapleI am wondering.... My piano runs on my computer. Ivory II. I would need a separate computer to run the skype lessons? Or a really high end computer which would cost me mucho bucks to do both at once? If I were to do sk
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: DelOriginally Posted By: UnrightToonerOh, I forgot another treatment. Engine valve springs have been installed on brackets mounted on the backposts and pushing on the ribs. Supposedly it does work! Not very well. ddf Shhh...
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: WouterOh, well, my impression is that we need both sides Exactly! If I had any problems with the PM philosophy, it was that I thought it placed too much emphasis the right brain and not enough on the left. I was in a Jung
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: Barb860Originally Posted By: StannyI have a set of twins, and I've always taught them apart (each a private lesson). While I teach one the lesson, the other is in the computer lab with headphones on. After the primer level, I pu
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Adult Beginners Forum
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@SmellsLikeABeer - Welcome to the forum and to the Alfred's Level 1 thread in particular. Don't worry if you're learning on a keyboard or if you don't have a teacher. I think most of us on here are learning by ourselves, so just try to enjoy your
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Gomtorus Do I understand correctly though that this method is not suited to repertoire from the romantic era? Yes, Chopin played with fingers naturally curved rather than curled. I find it very hard to believe stringless' finge
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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My Sustain pedal is squeaking - and the squeak is originating from the pivot pin. How do I go about addressing this myself? (Won't need it tuned for another 4 months; would rather not wait till then). Thanks.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: John Pels Music is a fabulous "siren" if you will, but sometimes you need to avoid her call and think of other possibilities that might render a more comfortable lifestyle. I usually recommend to my students that they
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Piano Forum
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Their price is very good. However, why squander any part of your precious dollars on the furniture? (Georgian Style will up the price by well over $2,000--possibly close to $3,000.) $9,433 is a hair under what you could get a new Yamaha U3 upright
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Oops I see that that copyright block was already reported. Pretty lame indeed.
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Oh I hadn't heard that Straight No Chaser song in a while...love it! But back to the OT, I bet grandpa would be pleased as punch to hear his granddaughter play whatever she wanted at his funeral!
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Pianist Corner
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One of my favorites so far! An interesting guy...
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