![]() ![]() I can imagine Bill doing something like this. Have you seen this reharm video of Twinkle Little Star? There are some nice reharm videos on LearnPianoLive YT channel. That is the (puzzling) part ’you then play it as you want to indicate it’. Two harmonisers starting with the same basic chord/shell structure will not land in the same place if working independently. Trying out lots of variations with your ’ears guiding’ which ones to keep. While there exists some ’rules’, they are so varied and so many that ultimately everything becomes artistic and esthetic choices which are not really explainable with some formula. I think it really boils down to reharmonisation skills. If they are taken from a fake book being careful to weed out mistakes or other ’lameness’.īut here is where it gets tricky. determine shell voicing types and general structure of the tune (=chord progression), its sections, number of bars, where the high and low points are etc. Then, figuring out bass notes and chord types, i.e. I can see the virtue of selecting a tune with a lovely inspiring melody. Information - Concerts, News,FAQs, Archives. Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre. Who's Who - Professional Pianists on Piano World Member Recordings - Non Classical Pianist CornerĮVENTS! Piano Concerts, Recitals, Competitions.įun Stuff! - Parties, Tours, Projects & More.įorum Members Parties, Tours, Cruises, & M. MY NEW PIANO or KEYBOARD! - Share Your Story! I’m sure you can feel his love for classical music.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. Anyway he got the first prize and performed Rachmaninoff piano concerto. Of course his parents were fiercely against it at first. ![]() To her surprise he eagerly embraced the challenge. She knew it was up to him but she wanted to give him the last chance. He was one of the very few non conservatory graduates. He had been a constant entrants for it since childhood but this time she asked if he wanted to try for the special class (for young professional pianists). The biggest National piano competition (It’s all classical) was approaching. ![]() He seemed to have a promising career but she had a plan. Once he went into workforce, this is the end of his piano - at least the path to become a concert pianist would be closed. She said she could not sleep thinking about him. By looking at how happy he was, his teacher said she teared up. He played mostly classical music there and looked so happy. He invited his teacher to a street piano concert when his graduation is approaching. He did many other things musically but I believe classical was his main thing. There are serious classical performance video’s remaining from those days. But he wound up playing the piano much more than before in college. He had a hard time to decide going to conservatory or Tokyo University(basically Japan’s Harvard) but decided not to go to conservatory. Anyway, in Japan, boys are encouraged to take piano as a hobby but not as profession because it is very difficult to make living with music in Japan. According to his piano teacher, his mother once told her not to encourage him too much because he is good with hard facts (math and science). He has been studying classical music with a prominent piano teacher for 21 years. His mother is a piano teacher educated in Japanese conservatory of music. Your original question of LOVES them equally has now morphed into the impossible PLAYS them equally □įrom what I read he loves classical music. Jarrett is not anywhere near outstanding as a classical pianist as he is as a jazz pianist. On the reverse side Keith Jarrett has released classical albums to decent reviews.I think Thibaudet just plays transcriptions of Bill Evans or some other jazz great. Jean Yves Thibaudet comes closest to mind. On the reverse side Keith Jarrett has released classical albums to decent reviews. Some of my favorite finds include Radiohead (Karma Police) X Japan, Harry. It is somewhat hard to navigate and in Cyrillic, but Ive come across some pretty cool stuff. Jean Yves Thibaudet comes closest to mind. After seeing the other massive sheet music PDF database posted, I thought Id share this one I stumbled on that is absolutely massive. Personally I have not seen yet someone who can be a top notch classical pianist and be also equally good and active in pop or jazz. The only issue for someone that young is that I am not sure he can perfectly assimilate what it takes to play Chopin at the ultimate level of refinement, because he is also spending quite some time on completely different styles. Or maybe he actually prefers the music he plays on his site to Chopin? Do you think someone can love classical and non classical equally? My guess is for the style of music he plays on his site he is among the best in the world, but I wonder if he plays that style mostly because he can(I think?) make a significant amount of money from the site since it is popular with so many viewers. the kind of music he plays on his YouTube site which is quite heavily non classical. The thing I wonder about Sumino(Cateen) is how much he loves classical music vs. ![]()
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