Mike dives deep into the Korg SV-1 Stage Vintage Piano, shows how quick and easy it is to get great vintage sounding keyboard sounds.
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Scarlatti: Sonata in G major, K432
Scarlatti Sonata Playlist: www.youtube.com ABOUT THE ARTIST: The Sacramento Bee wrote: "Cory Hall played two works of towering artistic content and difficulty with a power and a finish that were startling. Hall was all over the keyboard but always conscious of the magic the notes were designed to evoke. It was an impressive performance." CORY HALL (b. 1963) is a retired concert artist, college professor, and church organist who currently devotes his time to making YouTube videos and composing. He wishes to inspire and offer advice to aspiring pianists and musicians worldwide via videos with his thought-provoking performances and tutorials. An independent scholar as well as performer, Hall holds graduate degrees in piano and historical musicology from The Eastman School of Music and The University of Kansas. BachScholar™ website: www.bachscholar.com. Please browse the selection of Dr. Hall's personal hand-picked recommendations related to music and this video! HALL'S SCARLATTI ALBUM & MORE www.cdbaby.com EXCELLENT YAMAHA DIGITAL PIANO (88 KEYS): www.amazon.com AMAZON'S HIGHEST RATED METRONOME (WITH TUNER): www.amazon.com A GUIDE TO THE HARPSICHORD (BOOK): www.amazon.com COMPLETE SCARLATTI SONATAS, HARPSICHORD (CD): www.amazon.com POGORELICH PLAYS SCARLATTI (CD): www.amazon.com HOROWITZ PLAYS SCARLATTI (CD): www.amazon.com PERAHIA PLAYS SCARLATTI (CD): www.amazon.com SCHIFF PLAYS SCARLATTI (CD): www.amazon.com PLETNEV PLAYS SCARLATTI (CD): www.amazon.com
Sunday, December 11, 2011
How To Arrange Old Hymns On The Piano To Make Them More Exciting
www.christian-music-lessons.com How To Arrange Old Hymns On The Piano To Make Them More Exciting. There are hundreds and maybe thousands of old hymns and gospel songs that can be made to sound much more interesting and exciting than the way they were written, with few exceptions. After all, a typical hymnbook is written for 4 voices -- not for a piano player. The piano player has the entire 88 keys of the keyboard to use -- not just the range of a singer, and not just 4 parts - soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. The pianists has 10 fingers, so he or she might as well use them. Watch this short video, then come on over to www.playpiano.com and sign up for our free newsletter on chords and chord progressions. For an entire course on the subject, please go to http
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