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Topic: [VIDEO] Emanuil Ivanov in The first Scriabin-Rachmaninoff competition  (Read 1625 times)

Offline mussorgsky

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My performance in the competition.
And the final concert:



I hope you like it!  :)
Now learning:
Mozart sonata no.11 in A major; Fantasy no.3 in D.
Mussorgsky - Pictures from an exhibition.
Bartok - Dances in Bulgarian rhytm.


https://www.emanuilivanovpianist.blogspot.com

Offline 49410enrique

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outstanding achievement! congratulations on your success and thank you for sharinig your wonderful playing!

can you add time stamps to your performances so we can know at what time within the long video each piece occurs? i listened through first time but it will be nice to be able to go in specifically to a certain piece , i know others might want to as well.

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Thank you very much! OK, I'll edit the video info and add the time stamps.
Now learning:
Mozart sonata no.11 in A major; Fantasy no.3 in D.
Mussorgsky - Pictures from an exhibition.
Bartok - Dances in Bulgarian rhytm.


https://www.emanuilivanovpianist.blogspot.com

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Hi Emanuil,
I am not familiar with the pieces you played except perhaps the 2nd piece of the 1st clip, but I liked the way and the flow of your playing.  I hope the teachers in this forum will give their inputs soon.  Thanks for posting.

BTW regarding your question about equipment used in our videos:  We use a high definition cAMERA, a Cannon, but there are now better performing and cheaper Panasonics.  The audio in video cams, even the good ones leave much to be desired, so I use the ZOOM4HN audio recorder using the 4 channel mode.  The extra 2 channels utilize Shure condenser microphones and placed about a foot away from a fully open lid.  I hope I have answered your question.
member on behalf of my son, Lorenzo

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 sorry .... double post  ;D :'(
member on behalf of my son, Lorenzo

Offline 49410enrique

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Hi Emanuil,
I am not familiar with the pieces you played except perhaps the 2nd piece of the 1st clip, but I liked the way and the flow of your playing.  I hope the teachers in this forum will give their inputs soon.  Thanks for posting.

BTW regarding your question about equipment used in our videos:  We use a high definition cAMERA, a Cannon, but there are now better performing and cheaper Panasonics.  The audio in video cams, even the good ones leave much to be desired, so I use the ZOOM4HN audio recorder using the 4 channel mode.  The extra 2 channels utilize Shure condenser microphones and placed about a foot away from a fully open lid.  I hope I have answered your question.
i agree with your assessment of the lack of attention to the audio side by camera manufacturers, there at least are a few decent to good options for all in ones. one is the olympus ls-20m which i just posted about in the purchases thread on the other 'anything but piano' board). also giving really outstanding audio and hd video capabilities (though not quite as nice as the ls20m) are the zoom q3hd and the newer q2hd is really a phenomenal little machine, i think with just a bit more time and a price drop, it really will be hard to beat for it's features and price point.

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