Those are some crazy-good skills, for sure! Music from a time gone past, but with an infective spirit that makes listening fun.
Thank you so much again, dklein! Love that "....with an infective spirit that makes listening fun". Thanks for listening to my music
Best,
Stig
]]>it sounds great! already i can hear a lot of improvement over the last boogie piece you did, and this one sounds a lot more challenging. this kind of music is really hard to play. the timing/feel is totally different from classical music and you are doing a great job at pulling it off. now when you play other boogie/blues pieces you can bring in licks that you've learned from this one.
i'm sorry to hear about the pinky fingers
Thank you for your kind and most generous comments. They are appreciated and highly valued Thank you. Appreciate your taking time listening.
It’s hard to play this kind…….but playing the left hand pattern as single notes helped
Best,
Stig
]]>i'm sorry to hear about the pinky fingers
]]>You said about my ”Pianoteq U4 Boogieblues” ”…i think you should keep it up! ”.
I thank you very deeply for your kindnes and comment. I am really happy getting motivation and support from you budo, my idol. Here is the result, not perfect at all but let’s say it’s a training session recorded….
I found the sheet on Google (Michael Nova) but changed it a bit and couldn’t play those hardest parts, so it is shortened….a couple of patterns together, improvisation.
And next, I’m waiting for transcription for piano of Trepak (Tjajkovski) if my library can find it.
By the way, my both little fingers have now a hook and I can’t get them straight anymore, giving problems when playing octaves……
Maybe that’s why I’m recording so much nowdays, as long as I can play….
Best,
Stig
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