Topic: Conquests of the New Neurals
An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
Ken
An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
Ken
An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
Ken
I like the variation: slow in beginning, then fast and forte and diminuendo at the end.
The name of the piece describe how newly formed neurons spread, integrate, and take over functional roles within a biological system.
Looking at the picture I can really imagine that is happening. So the music is perfect to the picture.
The fact that it’s also good progressive rock can be seen as a bonus.
Making progress all the time. It's good that you're trying out different directions and styles. I like that.
Best wishes,
Stig
kencarlino wrote:An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
KenI like the variation: slow in beginning, then fast and forte and diminuendo at the end.
The name of the piece describe how newly formed neurons spread, integrate, and take over functional roles within a biological system.
Looking at the picture I can really imagine that is happening. So the music is perfect to the picture.
The fact that it’s also good progressive rock can be seen as a bonus.Making progress all the time. It's good that you're trying out different directions and styles. I like that.
Best wishes,
Stig
Hi Stig, thanks for your feedback it means a lot to me. Yeah it's fun exploring the different styles with the software. It also is encouraging me to try a lot of the different pianos in Pianoteq, most of which I already purchased but some I had barely used at all. Now I'm finding that with different styles there's a benefit to have the wide collection as some are better suited to certain styles than others.
Ken
An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
Ken
Fantastic attempt Ken! Bringing that progressive rock complexity and dynamic energy onto the piano works surprisingly well. The rhythm and phrasing really give it that classic prog feel!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
kencarlino wrote:An attempt at progressive rock on the piano.
Piano : Steinway D
Enjoy!
KenFantastic attempt Ken! Bringing that progressive rock complexity and dynamic energy onto the piano works surprisingly well. The rhythm and phrasing really give it that classic prog feel!
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
Thank you very much Carmelo for having a listen, your feedback means a lot to me!
Ken