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Piano Forum
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Looks like a great way to stay in shape.
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Composer's Lounge
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I believe Stocknausen is shocked beyond belief that all these composers didn't get a hold of his compositions first, before they did what they did, which was to compose with sequence thus creating repetition, He is a notable composer associated w
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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I love playing the musical theatre literature! I've done a ton of random accompanying for MT majors in a college setting, played for auditions (big sight-reading gig) and for MT performance classes. I became familiar with lots of songs from lots of
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: sonycrrthank you marco and mwm. @marco it is a little more than what i want to spend right now, thanks for the suggestion though. @mwm i don't see %thd listed on the specs of the model i was inquiring about. Safe to assume t
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Pianist Corner
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I just wanted to say that I hope you're well now and feeling okay.
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Piano Forum
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My tap water is hard so I'm using demineralized water for car batteries I purchased at Autozone plus a cap full of the DC treatment fluid
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Teach them this (to the tune of Mary had a Little Lamb): If you have to cough or sneeze. Cough or sneeze, Cough or sneeze, If you have to cough or sneeze, Do it in your elbow, please.
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Hello. Your question is interesting. I am classically trained, with a degree in music, piano as my instrument. In addition to loving classical, I also love Jazz. I listened to everything I could all my life. My introduction to playing Jazz was to
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Thank you all for the Information. The CLP990 is nowhere to be found near in my country. And someone already got the CLP-320 before i did. So my search continues. Now i found a CLP-330 for asking price of €900,- but i dont know if that's a decent
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hope i can ask this question in this topic. I found a used CLP 330, asking price €900. Is this a good deal? What should be my offer? I was hoping to spend around €600,- on a good second hand DP with realistic piano sound. On the pictures it looks
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: doremiQuote:"Only as many as I need, your Honor: no more - and certainly no less." (W.A.Mozart to Emperor Joseph) Mozart hit a wrong note here, addressing the Emperor with your Honor He should have said "...y
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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FWIW -- The Yamaha P155 is better (in all ways) than the Yamaha P105. It is within your budget. I suggest that -- if you can really afford $2000 -- you should remove the P105 from your list, and add the P155. . Charles PS -- I have a
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Morodiene Since it's under a trill, maybe they mean a medium trill, rather than a super fast one? Also, you may see if anyone else has an edition of it to confirm what the notation is. What piece is it? I also think it's prob
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Thanks to everyone for all the replies. I think I will experiment with different dimensions to see what fits the best. As I'm learning, I just followed what I was reading. Making all the adjustments over again gives me lots more practice, which I
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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I am the Artistic Director for a concert series at Schlosshotel Lerbach in Germany. Gerald played for us (with his father, John Clayton) on Sunday, May 12th. He is an extraordinary talent. Here is a review of the concert, in case you read German. ht
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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There is a lot of variation even among Steinway Ds. Whether an action feels heavy or not is not always easy to quantify. It is not always a question of actual mass, but also where the mass is. Two identical model pianos may feel much different, becau
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: ezpiano.org1. Bach's pieces themselves are very interesting piece. You either love Bach so much, or you hate it so much. That is my experience with my students. I won't feel surprise or offended by my students if they tell me th
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Well i am not exactly sure about it being bad, but his or her rationale was students get used to the middle C but can not progress into getting to know the whole keyboard, as many songs are not just confined to the middle 12 keys. But this my just be
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Piano Forum
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This piano is a typical overdamper ("birdcage") piano in the styling of the 1880s, give or take. Straight strung, 85 note, wooden action brackets, no metal frame etc. These pianos had nice looking case work, usually with candle sconces (o
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Go around the circle of 4ths - Learn the tune in Key of C > then in the key of F> then the key of Bb >then the key of Eb> and on circling back to the key of C. The next key is up a fourth interval from the key just used. No octaves in
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Thanks BDB - the wound strings are worrying me as well - I'm relieved to hear it might be a software issue! The piano is a 1937 Kemble (a studio-type piano, 44 inches high). The longest bass string is 993mm long. There is no model number on it, just
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: Dave HorneI want to apologize to Roger for one comment I made earlier in this thread. I didn't fully read his initial post. Hey, that's no problem at all. You've been very helpful and fixed my problem, and I appreciate that
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Great post, takura, I see it exactly like this, and guess most of the others as well.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Meanwhile I found this, about the copyright Law in Germany, which somehow can´t contradict to European law: In Germany the GEMA is in charge of charging for the use of the copyrighted works of GEMA members. The GEMA by law has the right to suppose t
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: schinWhat will be the asking price for a 1994 GH1B baby grand? Thanks I'd guess anywhere between $0 and $5500, completely dependent on your local market and the condition/playability of the instrument. I don't mean to be neg
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