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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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You could think about the ii chord as just the extension of the V chord. Yeah, if you see the V chord for a whole measure, adding the ii chord adds movement. But, at the other end of the spectrum, if you're soloing and you see a ii/v chord you can
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Piano Teachers Forum
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What I should have said! Thanks.
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Piano Forum
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Larry B, you are funny! I didn't realize how much I practice it, until my husband told me that I am playing at least 4 hours a day! I am a full time pianist! That means I am really playing piano all the time now-at work and at home...
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Andy PlattOriginally Posted By: WhizbangI can't explain WHY it's notated the way it is, but I know WHAT it's telling you to do. I think the WHY is because it's easier to read than the alternative. What would the alternative be
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Thanks for quick answer. As many people, I have to buy the piano unseen, on inthernet shops. So therefore i need to know. Best regards Vidar
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In The News
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd8QnnOPgsI
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Well seeing as this version is Piano/Vocal and not for guitar, I went ahead and contacted the publisher. They tried to play the interval while I was on the phone and said "I have no idea how this got published this way." Its funny because
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Pianist Corner
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Wonderful! In relation to this, you might want to watch this similar documentary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vTk0XsgZV4
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Pianist Corner
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The Brahms Organ Chorale Preludes Op. 122 in Busoni's piano transcription. The one that starts at 37:05 and the one right after it (more amazing!) at 40:07 maybe you would enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7KPUZlGTTU Mvh, Michael
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Anyways, here's our Official Canadian Beaver! Again, we are so PROUD!
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Carbonblobon another note, did you find a repair guy yet? No, this is becoming quite difficult. The dealer has given me two names, neither wants the job, apparently. I'll try Greg Wood next.
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Composer's Lounge
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Harmonics on a string instrument: You've got your natural harmonics. They're found on the fingerboard right where the note would be. The harmonics themselves go up the overtone series. On the G string on a violin the natural harmonics are G (an octav
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Pianist Corner
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i can't recall when it was or where i saw it, and the performer's name has slipped my mind. i'm not 100% confident of the piece either, but i remember a really big memory lapse that occured. clear as day, like it was just yesterday...
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: KbeaumontHijacked HJ topic, its spelled "grammar" Should be "it's".... A panda walks into a café, then eats, shoots, and leaves. A panda walks into a café, then eats shoots and leaves.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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How's the the pinblock doing in that region? Yep, also check the bearing points for excessive friction preventing good string rendering.
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Classical training? Ten fingers, 88 keys. Technique is what is sought after by everyone. It has been written here that it takes 10,000 hr of practice to attain a certain level of skill. If one practices 10,000 hr of the same thing.. Many professional
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: wrOriginally Posted By: DameMyraThanks so much for the news on Dutilleux's passing. Another wonderful composer, Harold Shapero, also passed away on Friday. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/22/arts/m...-dies.html?_r=0 Very sorry
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hello Jake! I`m finding this out slowly . . .I have the order of procedure written down, and it works! I was using windows audio which has a small latency, but I have an ASIO now and it`s brilliant! Unbelievably good, A seminal moment, nearly as g
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Strikes are from 1/10 to 1/20, or more in the treble, (up to 1/32 I was told) for better energy transmission and to avoid/lower wooden noise of the impact. The strike line for basses and mediums depend of the size of the piano and the level of tens
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I noticed exactly the same thing, sino. earlofmar: In the past I've read that whole blog, and I check up with it every now and again to see if there are any new posts. No, people don't usually recommend sight-reading for two hours a day. However, i
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Rach, I have no idea what your background is as a teacher, some of what I will say will probably sound like stuff you learned in college or music school... so my apologies if you already know thi stuff. Have you thought about using some Kodaly? Or
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Piano Forum
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Hi Boregard, Are you anywhere near Philadelphia? If so, you would do well to check out the 5'-10" Cunningham Parlour Grand. It is a very impressive piano. It is built by Hailun but is of a totally different design and I prefer it to the Hail
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: BDBCacophony? +1
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: Piano*DadOK, I signed up. No one had selected Halling from Op. 38. Maybe it's too easy ... Awesome! I'm really enjoying my pieces. One is my second choice in case no one else takes it, but I've started on it any way - the othe
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Piano Forum
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Great news!! Thanks for saving it!
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