Modartt user forum - Tenderly (Pianoteq)

Re: Tenderly (Pianoteq)

2026-07-17T21:55:51Z

budo wrote:

things have been even more complicated in my real life so it's been hard to participate in the forum. but i hope to catch up soon on what everyone's been doing. in the meantime here's a recording of one of the great jazz standards, "Tenderly." the definitive recording is probably Bill Evans, so i tried to do something rather different with it
https://youtu.be/fkwu-XTLprI

Great job! What precision!
I can feel you have a wonderful touch on the piano…and what a imagination and invention. Very fun from 1,20 onwards
Nice ending - thought it was the end chord , and then came one more

I am so sorry to hear life is more complicated. Of course it's been hard to participate in the forum. I wish I could be there for you, maybe we could just hang out and distract you if you would prefer.

Best wishes,

Stig

Re: Tenderly (Pianoteq)

2026-07-17T21:55:34Z

Ah, Tenderly, the way the world could be. You did something with a kind of straight-ahead after the intro (not as fast as some tunes, but in a way), didn't you ? Ah, you are in a club, listening to budo, and it's fine.

I wish your final chord had been longer, but that's a nice version.

Tenderly (Pianoteq)

2026-07-17T16:15:42Z

things have been even more complicated in my real life so it's been hard to participate in the forum. but i hope to catch up soon on what everyone's been doing. in the meantime here's a recording of one of the great jazz standards, "Tenderly." the definitive recording is probably Bill Evans, so i tried to do something rather different with it

https://youtu.be/fkwu-XTLprI