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several short improvisations, January 18-20 2007
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several short improvisations, January 18-20 2007
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January 21, 2007, 03:53:13 AM »
Here's some more improv. enjoy!
2007 January X.mp3
(4330.11 KB - downloaded 52 times.)
2007 January 20.mp3
(6967.66 KB - downloaded 28 times.)
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Re: several short improvisations, January 18-20 2007
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January X is very good! Great romantic playing! I like the sound of your Roland (I have a Roland Ep 107 e btw). For some reason I even like the sound of this one better than of your other piano, which is astonishing to me because I avoid to play on e-pianos when ever possible.
Well we talked already about the similarity to Rachmaninoff.
Also January 20 is very much in that style. Meaty bass arpeggios and cantabile in the middle region. Very enjoyable too! I think your new device definitely supports your playing more than the other
Thank you for sharing!
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Re: several short improvisations, January 18-20 2007
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Yeah isn't that weird? I really love our Petrof grand but this digital seems to bring me out more than anything else I've played. Go figure right?
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