Another quick-to-compose piece
Really nice. And some very interesting and evocative modulations/chord-changes at about 2/3 through the piece.
]]>Another quick-to-compose piece outshines the one I recently labored over and endlessly tweaked. Love, love this Pianoteq preset through my speakers - I experimented with several with more reverb, but it's awfully nice to just stick with one for both the playing and the recording.
Please enjoy! All comments welcome. How does the black screen strike you? I'm focusing now on just getting new music done rather than promoting my videos or improving their quality... which may mean that no one will ever see them. Oh well. I'm having fun at least.
Jordan
Hello again Jordan,
At first, I like your ”419 close your eyes”, it’s not a bad idea to use black. On the contrary - I like this one too, 423, It made me immediately listen to your playing more alert, awake, observant…..(if I both look at a player and listen at the same time, I’m not 100% at listening, can’t multitask
Impressed by your way of playing the differences between piano and forte, diminuendo crescendo....
And - at the end from about 2,38 It was like Debussy Reverie, especially 2,49 - to end, fantastic little section. Bravo!
Keep them coming!
Best wishes,
Stig
Pianoteqenthusiast, Organteqenthusiast, Harpteqenthusiast, Harpsichordteqenthusiast, experimenter and Graf/Grimalditeqenthusiast
]]>Another quick-to-compose piece outshines the one I recently labored over and endlessly tweaked. Love, love this Pianoteq preset through my speakers - I experimented with several with more reverb, but it's awfully nice to just stick with one for both the playing and the recording.
Please enjoy! All comments welcome. How does the black screen strike you? I'm focusing now on just getting new music done rather than promoting my videos or improving their quality... which may mean that no one will ever see them. Oh well. I'm having fun at least.
Jordan
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