Topic: Elégie
Elegiac thought with Stein Duo fxp :
https://soundcloud.com/user-519333180/elegie
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Really gorgeous composition and playing!
You seem to have a deep connection with the particular pianos you choose to use. I saw a YouTube where a dude was saying that the problem with Pianoteq presets was that people need to play "with" them. They are vastly expressive, but the performer may not know how to tap into that particular wondrousness, etc... midrange sweet spot for quiet chords, etc. except through practice.
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Elegiac thought with Stein Duo fxp :
https://soundcloud.com/user-519333180/elegie
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Wow! Beautiful - who has taught you to play so beautifully? I had to close my eyes and remembered my son. What a wonderful Elegie. For me this is so nostalgic, melancholy, pensive - Thank you Borealis!
Best wishes,
Stig
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jeff_harrington wrote:
Really gorgeous composition and playing!
You seem to have a deep connection with the particular pianos you choose to use. I saw a YouTube where a dude was saying that the problem with Pianoteq presets was that people need to play "with" them. They are vastly expressive, but the performer may not know how to tap into that particular wondrousness, etc... midrange sweet spot for quiet chords, etc. except through practice.
Thanks for your compliment, Jeff ! Much appreciated. Sakamoto reminiscences, maybe ?
This dude seems to be right. Yes, choosing the right preset is an important thing too. And the fxp made by sskuk1, is really inspiring (gave him five).
Cheers !
Last edited by Borealis (08-06-2022 16:26)
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Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:
Wow! Beautiful - who has taught you to play so beautifully? I had to close my eyes and remembered my son. What a wonderful Elegie. For me this is so nostalgic, melancholy, pensive - Thank you Borealis!
Best wishes,Stig
Pianoteqenthusiast, Organteqenthusiast, Harpteqenthusiast, Harpsichordteqenthusiast and experimente
Thanks a lot, Stig ! I've learned piano with a classical pianist, Mrs Culbertson, a long time ago. Her husband was tubist at the Bordeaux Orchestra. I don't know what she became...
All the best !
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Thanks, budo ! skukk1 made this fxp. So, you can give it five