"but your "and now it's setting" is kinda sad. "
it was just to play on words with the title of the song, no sadness for me concerning my age
OK then, all the better
The most popular version in France :
Some of my friends told me "hooo you made a Johnny one" (I'm french-speaking actually). But I prefer the original lyrics
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]]>the first piece of music I tried to learn on a guitar 50 years ago, at that time, for me the sun was rising and now it's setting, nice interpretation
Thanks Bernard, it's crazy to know you learned this song 50 years ago, that means this is really a "legendary" song, that probably be performed in the future again and again
but your "and now it's setting" is kinda sad.
Woohoo, I like your fancy RH arpeggios in the 2nd half!
Petrof seems to be getting quite a lot of love, works well in classical styles too (see David Izquierdo's Chopin op55 no1).
Thank you
The Petrof is so nice I perform some old stuffs and kinda "rediscover" them. It's like when you buy some new headset and you listen to all your playlists like the first time
Hohner collection is somewhat under-appreciated, I feel. Sometimes I like to mess around and do some classical-style improv with the Electra or Pianet!
I really love the "Planet N Little Fuzzy" preset. I'm currently writing a "Silent Hill" arrangement and playing it with this is just too fun ^^
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I play with pianoteq for 6 years now, and I always used the Stenway D (modified classical recording BA)
but for this video I used the recently purchased Ant. Petrof
The preset is "recording 1", untouched (just calibrated the velocity/note off/pedal to fit my studiologic SL88 Grand settings and my playing)
I really like the Ant. Petrof. sound
BTW I also bought the "Honner Collection" instruments, that are totally crazy and fun to play with. I recommend it ^^
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