I listened to this and thought hmmm, real nice.. Then I played it again a few days later and found that it is a very compelling tune.. The same way the Yiruma - River Flows in You is compelling.. So I started to look around to find the sheet music and of course looked for other youtubes of it. It didn't take long to discover that this recording is an absolute benchmark performance.. This is the best of any I have heard by far. I hope to learn to play it as well as you someday.
Ha, I just noticed the similarity to the opening in the theme song of "Poldark".. B m9 no7 rather than C m9 no7 arpeggiated down rather than up and down.
I don't know why I keep and keep listening to this music piece because probably its really touches my soul and heart it is beyond comprehensible explanation.
This is one of my favourite pieces. I only heard it played on guitar before but it's hauntingly beautiful on piano too. Thanks for the brilliantly simple explanations of music theory. I might just remember it now!
You should be proud Michael, I play by ear which has its limitations but i'm actually watching your chord basics tutorial this very moment. Props on helping us amateurs our :) I will post a response to this video in the near future Stay brilliant buddy
It is a CP33 :) And even though I really like the onboard piano sound, I'm actually using something called Virtual Grand Piano 2 by Ars Vista. I heard it once and just loved it.
is it a good starter keyboard? i currently own a midi keyboard 49 keys, but am looking to replace it. it's not of such good quality. and i sometimes miss the range.
I like the piano sound. It's like a very good upright or a small grand in a smaller room. Very natural to my uneducated ears anyway. Not a typical "massive, absolutely perfect concert grand" sound usually found as the #1 preset in digital pianos.
It's one of my favorites.
I listened to this and thought hmmm, real nice.. Then I played it again a few days later and found that it is a very compelling tune.. The same way the Yiruma - River Flows in You is compelling.. So I started to look around to find the sheet music and of course looked for other youtubes of it. It didn't take long to discover that this recording is an absolute benchmark performance.. This is the best of any I have heard by far. I hope to learn to play it as well as you someday.
Ha, I just noticed the similarity to the opening in the theme song of "Poldark"..
B m9 no7 rather than C m9 no7 arpeggiated down rather than up and down.
I don't know why I keep and keep listening to this music piece because probably its really touches my soul and heart it is beyond comprehensible explanation.
This is one of my favourite pieces. I only heard it played on guitar before but it's hauntingly beautiful on piano too. Thanks for the brilliantly simple explanations of music theory. I might just remember it now!
It's so beautiful! Have never heard this dance before!
Just Beautiful....
You should be proud Michael, I play by ear which has its limitations but i'm actually watching your chord basics tutorial this very moment. Props on helping us amateurs our :)
I will post a response to this video in the near future
Stay brilliant buddy
Awesome man. I look forward to that.
It's definitely my favourite tune!
lovely piece
Fantastic love this as much as the guitar versions
beautiful piece - Great site - many merci's
Beautiful
This is beautiful.
Amazing, love Enrique - Love MN
This vid started at 2X speed for me, for some reason. I was like, damn, this dude's the bomb. Still good though!
nice... really nice... you got skills man.
Lovely music! 👍
It is a CP33 :) And even though I really like the onboard piano sound, I'm actually using something called Virtual Grand Piano 2 by Ars Vista. I heard it once and just loved it.
very enjoyable
Michael I could watch you and learn from you forever - but how I wish you had an accoustic piano!
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Me too. Although acoustic pianos aren't great for apartment living. Maybe one day I'll have a beautiful grand :)
Where are you, dear Michael? We are waiting for you!
Hey Michael, what keyboard model are you using? how many octaves is it? how good is it with the dynamics? are you using it with a pedal?
lovely. Is that a Yamaha CP40 keyboard?
+Mike Sprott CP33 actually. Good eye.
is it a good starter keyboard? i currently own a midi keyboard 49 keys, but am looking to replace it. it's not of such good quality. and i sometimes miss the range.
I love it but I’m so bad at playing it ;(
what key is it?
PaulPower99 Cminor, if I remember right.
I like the piano sound. It's like a very good upright or a small grand in a smaller room. Very natural to my uneducated ears anyway. Not a typical "massive, absolutely perfect concert grand" sound usually found as the #1 preset in digital pianos.
Seems like it's a Yamaha CP33. No wonder it sounded good. ;-)
Beautiful