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Topic: The first of many new uploads to my YouTube channel.

I have hundreds of files ready to go using a morphed piano sound developed with Pianoteq 8.4.x. I have uploaded some of them to my channel Classical Piano Music, with the first of these new additions being Schmann's Opus 17 Phantasie in C, first movement https://youtu.be/620Gv0AwL2g. [click the link to the left directly to go to the music]. I plan on posting new music on an almost daily basis.

The channel itself is https://www.youtube.com/@classicalpianomusic0731 [clicking this link or the associated image will not bring up the Schumann piece]

Cheers!

Dave

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Reply by carmelo.paolucci

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Re: The first of many new uploads to my YouTube channel.

dapperdave wrote:

I have hundreds of files ready to go using a morphed piano sound developed with Pianoteq 8.4.x. I have uploaded some of them to my channel Classical Piano Music, with the first of these new additions being Schmann's Opus 17 Phantasie in C, first movement https://youtu.be/620Gv0AwL2g. [click the link to the left directly to go to the music]. I plan on posting new music on an almost daily basis.

The channel itself is https://www.youtube.com/@classicalpianomusic0731 [clicking this link or the associated image will not bring up the Schumann piece]

Cheers!

Dave

Wow Dave...
This is really one of Schumann's most intense pieces... I don't know if you've played it... I know it well: centuries ago when I was a student at the Rome conservatory I had to decide whether to study this piece or Liszt's Sonata in B minor for my final degree exam... I chose Liszt in the end but I read this piece and it's really difficult to play, it requires a lot and among other things it's dedicated to Liszt... who in response to this dedication dedicated his Sonata in B minor to Schumann.
However Good Job ! Greetings from Italy !                                                                                   Carmelo