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pianistimo

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beethoven op 10 #3

on: February 22, 2007, 04:35:29 AM

a little shaky here and there - but it's coming.

beethoven op 10 #3.mp3 (4751.71 kB - downloaded 84 times.)

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zheer

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Re: beethoven op 10 #3

Reply #1 on: February 22, 2007, 09:51:24 AM

Very nice,am listinig to it as i read abook. You Know electric piano always make the music sound like study demo, ie a test on naming what key is the music in or time signature.

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pianistimo

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Re: beethoven op 10 #3

Reply #2 on: February 22, 2007, 01:34:52 PM

thanks! yes. i forgot to say - i'm playing this on my casio privia (px-310). the bad thing is that it IS a digital. the good thing - i can record (where i don't have that capability yet for my piano - which is out of tune right now - and i can't afford to get it tuned just yet). this keyboard however, is touch sensitive, so it hasn't been all bad for my practice. and, i've been doing A LOT more practice because of having headphones. everyone complained before when i practiced while they did homework. they said it was distracting.

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