Topic: Three cheers for the new Kremsegg #2 Pleyel from 1825

I own Pianoteq 5 Standard, and have not purchased the Kremsegg collections, so I only have the limited demo versions of the Kremsegg instruments available. Recently on two occasions I had a different friend over who is a professional keyboardist, and I let them play through some of the instrument models. They both fell in love with the 1825 Pleyel. "OMG, that's Chopin", they each said gleefully, and started playing Chopin with a delighted look on their faces.

I predict that the Kremsegg #2 I. Pleyel from 1825 is going to be a big hit.

Last edited by Wheat Williams (02-07-2014 01:13)
Dayton, Ohio, United States of America
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Re: Three cheers for the new Kremsegg #2 Pleyel from 1825

...with missing notes, and for less than 20 minutes?

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Re: Three cheers for the new Kremsegg #2 Pleyel from 1825

delt wrote:

...with missing notes, and for less than 20 minutes?

One of my friends was playing a Chopin piece written in another key and transposing it to C major in his head so he could minimize running into the missing notes!

Neither of my two friends have ever played a virtual instrument on a PC or Mac before. Maybe they will buy their own copies of Pianoteq with the Kremsegg #2 and we will have made converts out of them.

Last edited by Wheat Williams (02-07-2014 01:26)
Dayton, Ohio, United States of America
macOS 10.14.6 Mojave • Apple MacBook Pro (2017), no Touch Bar • 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5, 2 core • 8GB RAM