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Liz Burdick
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2014
Chancellor Part 1
Magnificent Glass Pelican, State University of New York, SUNY Oswego, SUNY Oneonta, SUNY New Paltz, 88.7 WFNP, Negativland, Absurdist Radio
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Liz Burdick Mother, Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon
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Liz Burdick Mother, Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon
Liz Burdick, Queenie, Bell, Book, and Candle by John Van Druten
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Liz Burdick, Queenie, Bell, Book, and Candle by John Van Druten
From Jane Austen’s Emma. First attempt Brit accent. www.imdb.com/name/nm11178992/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
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From Jane Austen’s Emma. First attempt Brit accent. www.imdb.com/name/nm11178992/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk
I had one during the '70s. Nice instrument, but yes, at 80 lbs. it was tough to move around. Thanks for the demo!
I remember Rick Wakeman stating that in a pinch, he could do a whole show (Tormato tour) with a just his Prophet5 and CP-30 ...
The keyspan aside, Liz, did you succeed in finding a taker for it?
Came to TH-cam to look this up after seeing one listed on my local FB marketplace for $50 (!!). Messaged the seller immediately but it was already sold. Cool electric piano!
Both L & R and combined LR mono sound outputs could be used simultaneously. Tremolo started instantaneously....no delay....so something was wrong with your CP30.
76 keys....not 88
that guy is in paris
I had a CP-30 that I bought new back in the 1980's. Wanted something portable (albeit heavy to lug around), and also with the touch sensitive weighted key feel of a real piano. I upgraded to a Yamaha C3 grand in the early 1990's. Wish I still had the CP-30, just to play around with as a novelty.
You keep saying 88 keys. There are not 88 keys on that instrument.
By far, the most thorough and comprehensive review of the Yamaha CP-30 that I have ever watched. The CP-30 was my primary and later my secondary gigging keyboard in the late seventies/early eighties, and I learned a few tricks from you here! For a time I was lugging the CP-30, a suitcase Rhodes, Honer D6 Clavinet, and a few different synths to every week-end gig. What a load! 😎Thanks again!
Gary Numan used these on a lot of his early albums
I was looking around my chair for my cat when hearing yours mewing. Cool synth.
keen
I was given one today. Free Free Free.
Sold! Yea Right ;)
Hai dear
oh, Don't forget Darl Hall and the Cars used this key board. Nice Video! Thank You
yes she is heavy, new house and all my studio stuff went upstairs while the floors were done. Not the cp 30! too #@$@#$ heavy to go upstairs! we just moved her around til the floors were done. The reason Christy Mc Vee kept this analog synth is that she never had to carry it anywhere. With all that said it has a great funky kinda Billy Preston sound that is very cool.
There is a few loud keys on that cp30. Maybe take some canned air to that keyboard and make it sound a little bit less chunky
Cool but how does it sound
Good
Nice tribute! I spent a few days there over the summer to do a scene (background) in the marvelous Mrs Maisel. New season debuts this week
Best demonstration of this keyboard that I've seen. Thank you for sharing.
This one is a classic Liz, one of my favorites for sure!
another amazing piece, liz
this is genius Liz
nice cat video ....
Wow I used to own one in the early 80s. Pain in the ass to haul around to gigs. It had a great clav sound. It was what I could afford back in the day.
Christine McVie used this on the Tusk and Mirage albums and tours, I believe. Love the sound of this instrument.
Yes! She did indeed!
I have a reface cs it’s only 9 pounds
Okay
Is this still for sale?
Sorry. It’s sold.
Thanks for the demonstration! Interesting device, and a cute cat by the way
Good demo. Now pet the cat.
I ended up giving mine away.
NO no aw no
@@ZemanTheMighty I am a bass player and the CP 30 was incredibly heavy, it went to a good home.
@@peekaboo4390 yeah that's a serious problem with older keys. Heavy as hell.
@@ZemanTheMighty I dragged it around for a few years ... I seriously couldn't carry it on my own and I am no slouch.
Got to have two strong guys for that thing. Like a Rhodes. @@peekaboo4390
76 Keys.. not 88
I agree...the arts survive long after civilizations have died....their art adds strength and structure to life...blessings to you...namaste...💕🙏🏻
Jajajajajajajajajaja. Lol.
GO LIZ!! I really love your voice! Thanks for subscribing to my page :)
Thank you so much!! it was great working with you today. I’m so glad you’re feeling better. I’ve been praying for your recovery. God is good! don’t do too much yet, though. give yourself plenty of time to heal. the Lord placed that on my heart for you today.
@@lizburdick8146 I know that is a word from God! Thank you so much for your prayers and I receive that. I will take it easy :) I tend to have a hard time doing that, but I know the Lord is asking me to rest.
Scored one for $60 from a Goodwill. Love it, but my lord is it spine-crushing HEAVY.
Got to have two fit people to move that puppy. Still lighter than a suitcase Rhodes as I remember, which I've also moved many times.
Where can we buy this unit? :)
So fun to watch. Excellent job!
It’s amazing to see a studio of this scale built in Brooklyn. The Architects did a great job blending this massive studio with the neighborhood. You can see it along the bike path along the East River | STEINER STUDIOS? THE NEW HOLLYWOOD? | BROOKLYN NAVY YARD | BIKE | DEWDROPPER th-cam.com/video/jgzFxdv3foA/w-d-xo.html
this is patricias daughter
hello
Hi Brianna!! This is my acting reel. Email me! Boikoburdick.liz@gmail.com
Hi ms.burdick this is Brianna from your third grade class
Hi Bri! Email me- boikoburdick.liz@gmail.com
delightful
My friends and I are writing a musical about this
that's why you used a lot of pics in class