a beautiful piece and performance!  really liked it.

thanks !

With or without Pianoteq, thank you Jean-Christophe for sharing this masterpiece !

Alors, oui, quand même il y a eu un peu de Pianoteq à l'origine : j'ai commencé comme toujours par une version "à plat" au clavier, sur mon antique Clavinova CLP50 dont le son d'origine me plaisait tant quand j'était très jeune)...
Donc Pianoteq remplace avantageusement le vieux son pourri du CLP 50 pour les premières approches.

Krisp wrote:

Good morning. On a poem by Jules Laforgue,
https://youtu.be/WMvtnort3Fk?si=iVHTo9jsiltk1y1Y
I use Spitfire audio samples.
Yes, I know, there is not much to do with Pianoteq. But know that I used Pianoteq throughout the composition process, in my ears, writing my score... So you forgive me?

Wow Krisp, your score was very imaginative - traces of Ravel in there(?). I enjoyed it enormously, very glad you posted your piece even though there's not much PianoTeq in it

PS Which pack from Spitfire are you using (so far I've only tried the Discovery one (..free..))

Traces of Ravel of course and others probably. But I am well helped by this magnificent poem.

I don't know if the English subtitles can correctly translate the pathetic and childish side of Jules Laforgue's text.

I use bbcso pro, solo strings, appassionata (for divided strings) and a little Labs

Thank you in any case for your comment which gave me great pleasure

Good morning. On a poem by Jules Laforgue,
https://youtu.be/WMvtnort3Fk?si=iVHTo9jsiltk1y1Y
I use Spitfire audio samples.
Yes, I know, there is not much to do with Pianoteq. But know that I used Pianoteq throughout the composition process, in my ears, writing my score... So you forgive me?

Wow Krisp, your score was very imaginative - traces of Ravel in there(?). I enjoyed it enormously, very glad you posted your piece even though there's not much PianoTeq in it

PS Which pack from Spitfire are you using (so far I've only tried the Discovery one (..free..))