Topic by FrancoPianoStudio

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Topic: Schubert’s Atzenbrugger Deutsche No. 4 with the Champagne Flute

I recently made a short video using Pianoteq’s new Champagne Flute with Franz Schubert’s Atzenbrugger Deutsche No. 4, D 145/2.

I used the Nostalgic preset and thought I would share the result here with fellow Pianoteq users.

You can watch it here:
https://youtu.be/pJeeVbdXPJY?si=Lv1S0ckw0fGcWKIq

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Re: Schubert’s Atzenbrugger Deutsche No. 4 with the Champagne Flute

I enjoyed this! It seems like the right approach to get the right quality sound from this unique instrument.

Thanks for sharing!
Ken

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Re: Schubert’s Atzenbrugger Deutsche No. 4 with the Champagne Flute

FrancoPianoStudio wrote:

I recently made a short video using Pianoteq’s new Champagne Flute with Franz Schubert’s Atzenbrugger Deutsche No. 4, D 145/2.

I used the Nostalgic preset and thought I would share the result here with fellow Pianoteq users.

You can watch it here:
https://youtu.be/pJeeVbdXPJY?si=Lv1S0ckw0fGcWKIq

Nicely done. Have to say that the changes in dynamics and tone is here too. It is always wonderful when a pianist/musician can use  musical details.
It makes the music so alive and really worth listening to with great interest. I can see things in front of me when listening.
And I’m always listening to musicians endings - here in this little piece you got the last seconds  as a nice diminuendo. Bravo!

Intros and endings are the most memorable parts of a song,  We remember the intro because it is the first thing we hear. The brain is fresh and gives it maximum attention.
We remember the ending because it is the most recent thing we heard. It remains active in our short-term memory.

Thank you Franco! Now I'm always waiting for your next upload

Best wishes,

Stig

Last edited by Pianoteqenthusiast (Yesterday 23:41)