SO much to love in this video, Max! The explanation of various parts of the piano, the marvellous improvement you made in the sound of it, cats & dogs having fun, and of course, your marvellous playing. And we know what you mean about the foxes on PEI. When we were there a few summers ago we saw them all over the place. Thanks so much for sharing, Max. You put a huge smile on our faces.
Hello Max, I finaly try to get in touch with You.. Many thanks for your passion, your talents, and your creativity, and all of it, on 😂the long run, and amazingly getting better by the day, howe er starting on a just genius Level...thank you so much... I suppose it is time for a Happy Belated Birthday, as well as many Happy Greetings for this New Year🍀🍀🍀 I reach you from Southern France, I need musical exchanges with you Id you can answer me... Meanwhile, I gave the Joy to listen to you Daily,☺️
Ham is still loving that box a good two/three weeks after this was recorded. xD Thanks; I like the piano's sound too! Reconditioning certainly isn't the same result as rebuilding, but I love the character of the tone regardless.
Loved this two part series, very informative and of course, the music was awesome! I'll be honest, the piano sounded really good in it's own way in the "before" recording. The hammers in the treble gave it that singing blooming tone characteristic of old pianos that have survived fairly well over the years but do have wear. Oh, and say hi to Ham, he's just about one of the funniest cats I've seen, we had two kitties, both passed on but man, you get so much fun from them! Keep up the good work!
I love old pianos like this. Especially when they sound a little off given their condition theyre in. It makes them characteristic. But reconditioning is also fine for me :)
Wow I love how spontaneous this video is. You rarely see foxes where I live, so seeing so many was delightful. The process of fixing up that piano was very interesting to watch… the end result is really nice, though part of me can’t help love the out-of-tune sound it had before the overhaul. There’s just something melancholy about that. That said, my piano at home will probably need an overhaul like this too. ‘:D How many hours did you spend on this in total? It was dark at the end of your video so I assume you spent at least two whole days on this. Also, this is the first time I saw you have a tattoo. What is it depicting? Your playing was great as always (I didn’t mind the mistakes in the slightest at the end), so don’t worry about that.
Fascinating guy. Saving what will never come again. Do you sell them or would you restore an upright if I found a worthy candidate. I like your channel.
SO much to love in this video, Max! The explanation of various parts of the piano, the marvellous improvement you made in the sound of it, cats & dogs having fun, and of course, your marvellous playing. And we know what you mean about the foxes on PEI. When we were there a few summers ago we saw them all over the place. Thanks so much for sharing, Max. You put a huge smile on our faces.
Hello Max, I finaly try to get in touch with You..
Many thanks for your passion, your talents, and your creativity, and all of it, on 😂the long run, and amazingly getting better by the day, howe er starting on a just genius Level...thank you so much...
I suppose it is time for a Happy Belated Birthday, as well as many Happy Greetings for this New Year🍀🍀🍀
I reach you from Southern France, I need musical exchanges with you Id you can answer me... Meanwhile, I gave the Joy to listen to you Daily,☺️
Cool, I've been looking forward to the continuation/conclusion of this restoration. Loved the boxed Ham
Ham is still loving that box a good two/three weeks after this was recorded. xD Thanks; I like the piano's sound too! Reconditioning certainly isn't the same result as rebuilding, but I love the character of the tone regardless.
Ham is so cute! 🐈⬛ 🙂
the non peril is a fitting song for this video haha
Piano sounds great! I wish you were local and able to regulate my 1904 Baldwin grand.
This is truly great man haha.
I love it.
Phenomenal. I like this style of video. Looking forward to more content like this Mr. Max.
Thanks maestro! Very glad you like it. Maybe I'll try to play some Donald Lambert in the next one.
@@maxkeenlyside i have lostened to this at least ten times today and am continuing to do so for the rest of the day.
@@SugarBearMosher Truly means a lot coming from you my friend. :)
Loved this two part series, very informative and of course, the music was awesome! I'll be honest, the piano sounded really good in it's own way in the "before" recording. The hammers in the treble gave it that singing blooming tone characteristic of old pianos that have survived fairly well over the years but do have wear.
Oh, and say hi to Ham, he's just about one of the funniest cats I've seen, we had two kitties, both passed on but man, you get so much fun from them!
Keep up the good work!
I love old pianos like this. Especially when they sound a little off given their condition theyre in. It makes them characteristic. But reconditioning is also fine for me :)
Wow I love how spontaneous this video is. You rarely see foxes where I live, so seeing so many was delightful.
The process of fixing up that piano was very interesting to watch… the end result is really nice, though part of me can’t help love the out-of-tune sound it had before the overhaul. There’s just something melancholy about that.
That said, my piano at home will probably need an overhaul like this too. ‘:D
How many hours did you spend on this in total? It was dark at the end of your video so I assume you spent at least two whole days on this.
Also, this is the first time I saw you have a tattoo. What is it depicting?
Your playing was great as always (I didn’t mind the mistakes in the slightest at the end), so don’t worry about that.
This is AWESOME! Strong, strong apron game.
Fascinating guy. Saving what will never come again.
Do you sell them or would you restore an upright if I found a worthy candidate.
I like your channel.