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Pianist Corner
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Thank you for your anwers, guys! I managed to solve the problem, and know I can finally analyze almost all classical sonatas of Haydn. Well, I really appreciate your help. Thank you!
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: GoofLooking at a post on a cracked harp I thought I'd find out if materials other than cast iron has/had been used. Essentially all I found was that the American company Winter made pianos/spinets with an aluminium harp, which
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Piano Forum
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Keep shopping.
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I forgot to say welcome to the forum! I was in a hurry when I posted
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Piano Forum
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It looks beautiful and I'm sure it sounds the same. You'll have a room-full when the Bechstein arrives. Let us know which piano Mr. Bill prefers.
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: DashanDadThat sounds great! What is the music? Thanks! It is Spanish Dance #2 by Granados on a 1941 Everett spinet. One of the issues with spinets and consoles is that they often have very light and firm hammers. The light
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I don't know if it's innate to the sound of a strummed guitar or if it's just that we're all used to it but guitar seems to be the one instrument that gets a "free pass" so to speak when beginners use it to accompany a tune. If you go to an
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I`ve downloaded it. I`ll run it tonight on my desktop . . . see how I get on!
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: The Monkeys Without considering any other possibilities, and without providing any constructive help, the comment right away pointed the problem to OP's ethic background, just because of "some curious grammatical construc
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Pianist Corner
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Pieces teach technique?
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Mark R. twist it 270 degrees counter-clockwise so that you have a loop with the plier end now point to the left (9:00 o'clock). No, this should read to the right (3:00 o'clock). The free end comes in from 6:00, the loop turns
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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If you're in the US, you can call Sweetwater and get pretty good advice (and it's free) from their customer service department. I've had good luck with my Yamaha powered studio monitors. http://www.sweetwater.com/
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Pianist Corner
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opp.1-54, 56-122 (op.55 being the 'Triumphlied, the only soso piece by Brahms imho)
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Thanks for the comments Pogorelich - I was hoping you'd stop by. If I manage to get the video from my violinist (we did it a week later at her recital) I will post it here too. We definitely took things faster in the 3rd mvt and fixed a few other m
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: EmmeryOriginally Posted By: shaolin95 When a tech is working for you...should he be the one explaining how it should sound specially when they are used to work on much more expensive pianos...or is it normall for you (even with
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Daniel, that's exactly the same thing my husband said. If we are paying this much for a piano, spend a few hundred more and get the next step up. For me, the difference between the 440 and the 430 was only $300 though, so it was not much more to go
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Dave BIt's great to spend a whole day with a tech like Bill Bremmer. Reading through your post, I'm assuming you're talking about the damper up-stop rail adjustments. In some pianos it is difficult to adjust the damper bounce to
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Piano Forum
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Congratulations!! That is a very nice piano, dispite it's age. And, you got a great deal on that piano... I've seen pianos of similar age and model advertised for $10K +. On the model designation D or C, I could be wrong, but I think that lette
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Originally Posted By: Jake JacksonOriginally Posted By: Yuri PavlovJake, can you upload your preset to some cloud? Оr send to my e-m (yuri.pavl@gmail.com)? The graphic is not for a preset. Because there were questions about the "close" s
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Piano Forum
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And for upgrading the firmware it can be done through a usb key or cd : "Note: For this operation you have to insert the CD-ROM or USB flash memory in which the update program is saved You can update the Disklavier control unit firmware us
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Quote: I'm thinking as a practice tool, maybe I could just look at the chord names written on a lead sheet (with lyrics) and plunk out real basic voicings on every other beat or whatever. Something like root and seventh in the left hand with fifth an
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: PianoWorksATLOriginally Posted By: re22*bump* Originally Posted By: KawaiDonNever heard of it. Don's reply is an answer to your question. He would know. The information supplied is somehow incorrect. Please go back to the s
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Member Recordings
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I think there are 3 things to work on: 1. bring out the melody in the RH, 2, don't over pedal, and 3. you are holding some notes too long - work with a metronome to get the note values correct. It's a really beautiful piece and if you address these
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Piano Forum
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I also have a Hartzell upright piano with the Warren PA on it as well. With my search so far, it is either made by Bennett of Warren PA before they were bought out by Haddorff in 1900. From what I can see, there are TWO Hartzell pianos (until pro
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: ChrisCrumbI love romantic era classical music especially- chopin, some debussy, liszt, schubert, and rachmaninoff... Did you know that you made 8 capitalization errors in just that little excerpt? I love the works of all tho
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