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Most excellent playing, TLF! I always enjoy listening to that tune.

Glen

Glen, you should come round my place. I've been playing it non-stop. It gets a bit wearing after a while.

That's great Glen, They are all good, I think I like the last one the best.

Very good improvisation.

Glen, DO quit your day job.

Glen - love your blues!!! This is the type of blues I can only hope to play someday. Your music is so relaxing. I agree with the person who said they felt like they were at a piano bar (only I'd be sipping an old fashioned instead of a brew)!

I also would be interested in knowing how you started playing this type of music. Was it stictly by listening to other musicians or did you have some type of formal training?

Thanks again and I quote Larry above "DO quit your day job"!

Thank you to everyone who posted their work on the piano bar this month. I have thoroughly enjoyed each and every piece. I am absolutely blown away at the creativity and musical expressiveness. One word comes to mind - Class!!

Hopefully one of these months I'll have something to post on this forum. Until then may you have a very blessed holiday season and a Happy New Year!!

AlleyKatt

That was terrific, Glen! (I vote for #5) Had a great latin as well as bluesy flavor to my ears.

Thanks all for your kind comments. I'm sort of forced sometimes to be creative and make up my own arrangements with my small hands. It's fun, though.

Hello,

I'm sending this famous and begginer piece just in the spirit of participating, I am quite far away yet to play decently.

Hope you enjoy it.

cheers

http://www.4shared.com/file/178413241/5e1f1699/minueto_-_BWV_appendix_114.html

Here's a fun song: Chatanooga Choo-Choo, boogie-woogie style

Well done. A beautiful piece artfully rendered.

Thanks for sharing.

way to go Elssa!

Hi al-mahed. Thanks for posting this, you did a great job. Isn't Bach fantastic? Simple enough to be within our reach, but still so beautiful. I hope to hear more of your playing.

Thanks, Joe! Just my own crazy mix here of sheet music and whimsey.

Love it! Just wondering, is your left hand playing something like this?: a, e, a, b, c, b, a, e. How did you come up with that? Thanks.

Elssa thanks, and yes about the left hand except that it is Dm instead of Am.

You can see the score here http://texas-trax.com/gwtw.htm

I don't remember where I got the 1, 5, 8, 9, 10 LH pattern but it keeps showing up occasionally in my music.

al-mahed,
I really like your playing - an inspiration. Keep up the good work and keep posting. This kind of practice to get it to your satisfaction is quite valuable.

Elssa,
I very much enjoy watching and listening to your video clip(s). (Chatenooga Choo-choo boogie!) Together, your technique and stylings are wonderful!

Glen

StudioJoe, Larry and inlanding, thank you for the comments!

I'm trying to play the other minuet, anh 116, also in G major - which I think is more beautifull than the anh 114, but it is more difficult either (I saw some graded pieces material somewhere saying that both are level 2, I disgree because the anh 116 is taking me MUCH more time to get it correct).

A very healthy, happy and musical New Year to everyone. Here's a little nostalgia to set the mood.

http://www.box.net/shared/d4inavs71u

Andy

Andy,
Spot on!

That was excellent, a great intro, such clean style and wonderful flavorings each round. I liked it so much. That's about as good as it gets!

Thank you, and Happy New Year to all my musical friends - so glad I found you!

Music...we all have it in common.

Glen

Glen,

Thank you so much. Cheers.

Andy