Beautiful piano music to share
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FQW:
Alamak... like that YOU play lor...... :rotflmao:
Aiyah wanna hear Sauter sound also must get the rite calibre pianist mah. My son not ready to perform yet.Intermezzo:
kekeke that's really nice ~ your encouragement and involvement are obviously very inspiring to him..
hey actually you can record your ds' playing and upload it to youtube mah..
then we can all share your joy...................................... and i'll get to hear the beautiful sauter along the way... :rotflmao:
kekeke jkjk.. please dun feel hounded... :rotflmao: -
autumnbronze:
Hey thanks autumnbronze ~
Hi Intermezzo,
This is one of my all time favorites. Am posting three versions. You must have heard this piece.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXdG9ldi010&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVji8i2nbgI&feature=youtube_gdata_player
And
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xl5t57_gabriel-faure-pavane-op-50-on-classical-guitar_music
The above piece brings me back to Uni days when I would listen to this over and over again every time I suffered from writer's block :oops: :oops:
yes it's one of my favorite pieces too! quite a few different versions keke..
i've heard a choral one, but haven't heard the 2nd one you listed, played with bells.
wow i like it alot.. very nice and whimsical ~
share another one of my favorites:
Still Small Voice, by Dax Johnson
http://youtu.be/WxkcMX4jzqU
(yeah i guess thesis-writing is a common cause of writer's block... :rotflmao: ) -
A couple things I recorded just now for fun.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWicv1SPnKU][/youtube]
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp3lwLcYoG4][/youtube]
Hope you all enjoy them
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Dreamaurora:
Very enjoyable and musically played. Envy your tone. It is refreshing to see a teacher willing to share his music. Most teachers including me will be terrified to put ourselves under such scrutiny. Hope to hear your playing more.A couple things I recorded just now for fun.
http://youtu.be/lWicv1SPnKU
http://youtu.be/qp3lwLcYoG4
Hope you all enjoy them
P.s. What recorder you used? The sound quality in these is so much better than the ones you recorded for your repertoire book. -
sacredmusicals:
You're too kind; I never think highly of my own playing :oops:
Very enjoyable and musically played. Envy your tone. It is refreshing to see a teacher willing to share his music. Most teachers including me will be terrified to put ourselves under such scrutiny. Hope to hear your playing more.Dreamaurora:
A couple things I recorded just now for fun.
http://youtu.be/lWicv1SPnKU
http://youtu.be/qp3lwLcYoG4
Hope you all enjoy them
P.s. What recorder you used? The sound quality in these is so much better than the ones you recorded for your repertoire book.
Anyway this was the recorder I used; it's actually a full blown camcorder:
http://www.zoom.co.jp/english/products/q3hd/
Last time I recorded using Zoom H4 that was supposedly equal in sound quality as the Q3HD, but I must had damaged one of the mics because everything I recorded with it was so bass heavy and unbalanced. -
Can I get it at courts?
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peanut_butter:
Can I get it at courts?
Only CityMusic carries Zoom AFAIK. Two other shops I am aware of that carry similar recording equipments are Luther Music and Sinemax, maybe you can check them out also. -
Dreamaurora:
Finally figured out how to embed Youtube. The tutorial at the How-to thread a little bit incomplete eh, have to delete some codes to make it work.A couple things I recorded just now for fun.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWicv1SPnKU][/youtube]
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp3lwLcYoG4][/youtube]
Hope you all enjoy them
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Another of my favourite piece that I recorded just now
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuVgAn7bEdk][/youtube]
Enjoy! -
Just discovered this beautiful piece - Requiem for a Dream. It started slow and gradually built up to faster and more intense pace, then ended slow again. Awesome!
Wish I could learn to play this piece some day.
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