Improv - Whirl you ever present central heating!

[quantum]

Inspired by the central heating of my house that constantly adds room ambiance when it is quiet. 

[arensky]

Just a bit o' Op.35 mvt. 4.

The wind over the grave? 

No, just the central heating. 


Brilliant. 

[quantum]

Thanks for listening.  I wasn't really thinking of Freddy's piece at that moment, but I guess one can have many perspectives.   

[arensky]

Thanks for listening.  I wasn't really thinking of Freddy's piece at that moment, but I guess one can have many perspectives.   

Maybe it was just me but I hear a very similar harmonic outline and of course the perpetual motion. I didn't mean to imply that you copied Chopin. But I do think it was in the back of your mind somewhere and it contributed to this improv.

Or not...

[quantum]

Maybe it was subliminal messaging.  Telling me that I haven't listened to this piece in a while and I should do that   

When in my youth, I would try to imitate such romantic works and figurations but my fingers were not up to the job.  So I decided to work on cool harmonic progressions instead. 

[mwhite]

I'm not into Whirl, but I stumbled onto your Turina Op 55 No. 5 while searching for Granados Spanish Dance No. 3.  Your Turina was fantastic!  Please post more Turina, Granados, or Albeniz. 
Mike White

[rachfan]

This is a most interesting improv.  Great sound too.  Nice playing!

[pianogeek_cz]

Ooooh I looove the textures!
This is certainly an inspiration.

[quantum]

Thanks.


mwhite, I'll make a note of posting more Spanish music.  In the meantime you might enjoy this:  https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,12249.0.html