This version of my Song "Bruyères" was recorded with the Pianotech8-Shigeru-Kawai-grandpiano and two Korg-native-synths.
The motiv of this song was inspired by Claude Debussy`s prélude "Bruyères".
Dear Organtangente,
I can only confirm my previous opinion on this piece: really well done! I also prefer the one with the piano between the two versions.
I feel the piano is closer to what Debussy had in mind, maybe that's why I prefer this version.
Thank you for sharing and greetings from Italy !
Carmelo
Organtangente wrote:This version of my Song "Bruyères" was recorded with the Pianotech8-Shigeru-Kawai-grandpiano and two Korg-native-synths.
The motiv of this song was inspired by Claude Debussy`s prélude "Bruyères".
Beautiful! Thank you Andeas for sharing. I like this version with piano more than the first one, because to me it is nice to hear only piano in beginning without background accompaniment, and then the composition is "growing" when the nice background is coming in about 0,25 and then even more later about 0,51. Bravo!
Now it is a very coherent piece, logical, clear and well-organized. And easy to understand. You nailed it, exceptionally well.
Waiting for next piece.Best wishes,
Stig
Thank you Stig for your appreciation!
I have published some other pieces on my Spotify account, and you can find them here:
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist...6Xy1jadzwQ
On my second album you will find some recordings based on a sampled piano in my Korg Kross 2 synth or on a real upright or grandpiano:
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/...l-bPDXsJLg
On my first album I used mostly synth-based voices, but probably you will like one or another song too:
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/...BfbVVqcKcw
Perhaps I will record some of these recordings again using the PianoTeq8 Shigeru-Kawai grandpiano.
]]>This version of my Song "Bruyères" was recorded with the Pianotech8-Shigeru-Kawai-grandpiano and two Korg-native-synths.
The motiv of this song was inspired by Claude Debussy`s prélude "Bruyères".
Beautiful! Thank you Andeas for sharing. I like this version with piano more than the first one, because to me it is nice to hear only piano in beginning without background accompaniment, and then the composition is "growing" when the nice background is coming in about 0,25 and then even more later about 0,51. Bravo!
Now it is a very coherent piece, logical, clear and well-organized. And easy to understand. You nailed it, exceptionally well.
Waiting for next piece.
Best wishes,
Stig
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