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#1159306 - 03/07/09 11:28 PM Anton Webern - Kinderstück
Coolkid70 Full Member Registered: 03/27/08 Posts: 378 Loc: Irvine, CA	Hi everyone. I've been interested in serial music for a long time and finally found a piece that I could play. I thought I'd share a first try. I'd like to apologize in advance for the poor sound quality. Laptop speakers can only record a limited range. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmT5LCxjFeA _________________________ Kawai K-3 (2008)
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#1159391 - 03/08/09 06:18 AM Re: Anton Webern - Kinderstück [Re: Coolkid70]
keyboardklutz Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/21/07 Posts: 10856 Loc: London, UK (though if it's Aug...	Sound quality's fine. You need far more emotion. Most don't realize but Webern was a very emotional composer. _________________________ snobbyish, yet maybe helpful. http://keyboardclass.blogspot.com/
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#1159474 - 03/08/09 11:56 AM Re: Anton Webern - Kinderstück [Re: keyboardklutz]
Coolkid70 Full Member Registered: 03/27/08 Posts: 378 Loc: Irvine, CA	Yes, I actually trying to aim for that. I was disappointed because all of my dynamics were lost in the recording (the laptop won't fully pick up the the more extreme ranges). In general, what do you suggest? More contrast in dynamics? More freedom in rhythm and tempo? I appreciate the input! Edited by Coolkid70 (03/08/09 11:58 AM) _________________________ Kawai K-3 (2008)
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#1159506 - 03/08/09 01:07 PM Re: Anton Webern - Kinderstück [Re: Coolkid70]
keyboardklutz Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/21/07 Posts: 10856 Loc: London, UK (though if it's Aug...	An external microphone, in that case. _________________________ snobbyish, yet maybe helpful. http://keyboardclass.blogspot.com/
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#1160486 - 03/10/09 02:52 AM Re: Anton Webern - Kinderstück [Re: keyboardklutz]
keyboardklutz Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/21/07 Posts: 10856 Loc: London, UK (though if it's Aug...	Any emotional interpretations on the way? I'd love to hear one. _________________________ snobbyish, yet maybe helpful. http://keyboardclass.blogspot.com/
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#1160505 - 03/10/09 04:15 AM Re: Anton Webern - Kinderstück [Re: keyboardklutz]
Coolkid70 Full Member Registered: 03/27/08 Posts: 378 Loc: Irvine, CA	I'd like to rerecord the piece, but I don't have a decent microphone at the moment. I'm looking into the Zoom series currently -- I'll probably be able to post a better recording in a few weeks (when I have the money to buy one). Sorry for the delay! _________________________ Kawai K-3 (2008)
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