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A complete recording of my celebrated teaching folio Dreamscapes, Book One published by Alfred. I am playing Pianoteq's Steinway D using the Prelude preset.
https://soundcloud.com/george-tingley-8...-recording
I love them, nr 2 and nr 3 and the last one. Beautiful!! For some reason I thought a moment of something by Joe Hishaishi when listened to nr 2.
(have play Friends and Angel Springs).
You know, music is a multifaceted phenomenon, and we listeners have different reception and interpretation reactions towards music. I read somewhere, that an individual’s favorite music genre is closely linked to his or her personality. Well, my musical personality enjoyed/chose nr 2, 3 and 6. Thank you very much for uploading
Hey thanks for the feedback (which is a little hard to come by on the forum these days for whatever reason. Maybe it's social distancing. Lol!).
I have had different favorites over the years. DREAMSCAPE (1) is one if for no other reason it is such a good teaching vehicle. Also a good composition example of
how to write a piece just using I vi IV and V.
A Memory (6) is a personal favorite as it is a piece that repeats one rhythm 51 times without getting boring. To make up for this, it moves throughout the keyboard and proceeds from F to G to A major.
I find musical taste also varies with the time of day. And what I just ate or drank.
Let me know if there is something in particular of yours that you'd like me to hear.
Again, thanks for listening.
George
Dear George!
Thank you for this ”Let me know if there is something in particular of yours that you'd like me to hear”. Well, of course I like all my music pieces and as you say, ”musical taste also varies with the time of day. And what I just ate or drank”. I can add, or what I just have heard, seen, experienced or whatever I have over 100 pieces on my yt channel and had to choose something, here is 1) my variations on a swedish folksong ”Who can sail…” 2) The gift to play and 3) Melody for Steigraeber Bright (ex tempore improvisation).
I think, for me, composing is making emotional information/mood into ….. acustic music.
Hey thanks for the feedback (which is a little hard to come by on the forum these days for whatever reason. Maybe it's social distancing. Lol!).
I have had different favorites over the years. DREAMSCAPE (1) is one if for no other reason it is such a good teaching vehicle. Also a good composition example of
how to write a piece just using I vi IV and V.A Memory (6) is a personal favorite as it is a piece that repeats one rhythm 51 times without getting boring. To make up for this, it moves throughout the keyboard and proceeds from F to G to A major.
I find musical taste also varies with the time of day. And what I just ate or drank.
Let me know if there is something in particular of yours that you'd like me to hear.
Again, thanks for listening.
George