Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP. 442hz, Loudness
Home Recording: ZOOM h1nvp 48k 16bit wav
Recordings of Performance & Memos of Practice-Record 録音とメモ
Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP. 442hz, Loudness
Home Recording: ZOOM h1nvp 48k 16bit wav
Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP. 442hz, Loudness
Home Recording: ZOOM h1nvp 48k 16bit wav
Jean Henri Ravina was born in 1818 and died in 1906.
Études artistiques Op.83 was published in 1888.
I came across this etude while browsing IMSLP,
I read No.1 and an image came up to me, so I decided to play it.
I played it at a slower tempo than indicated to feel a kind of wind or etc..
wind, water, sky,
fresh, clear,
admiration, fleeting,
practiced:
1 "2" 3 "4"
rounded, flat,
non-legato, legato,
”1” chord tone, non-chord tone
scale like, main, sub, fill,
bass
Artwork
https://unsplash.com/ja/%E5%86%99%E7%9C%9F/%E9%9B%B2%E3%81%AB%E8%A6%86%E3%82%8F%E3%82%8C%E3%81%9F%E7%A9%BA-qXYQzOTeC5E?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditShareLink
Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP. 442hz, Loudness
Home Recording: ZOOM h1nvp 48k 16bit wav
No. 4
Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP (442Hz, Loudness)
Home Recording: ZOOM H1n-VP (48kHz 16-bit WAV)
This is one of pieces which I wanted to play and practiced in my childhood.
This time, I changed sounds for parts.
Cradle Song: Concert Piano 1 <- the usual sound
Dolly's Dream: Crystal Piano 1
Dolly Awakes: Pop Piano 1
Dolly Dances: Celesta
Ending: Studio Piano 1
I recorded pieces from Faure's Dolly Suite in last December.
https://pulchraflow.blogspot.com/2024/02/faure-lullaby-from-dolly-op56.html
A new year has begun. 'dolly' has awakened?
Digital Piano: KAWAI CA9500GP. 442hz, Loudness
Home Recording: ZOOM h1nvp 48k 16bit wav
An idea of title "what is behind the brightness, just patterns" occurred to me while listening the improvisation.
However, I changed the title.
The original improvisation was over 10 minutes. I have cut the first 21 seconds.
F
Fa Mi Do
Flat keys, B♭ etc.
Recently I recorded Faure's Dolly suite for four-hands by double-recording.
I improvised using the same method.
First, I played and recorded on my electric piano.
Cm and so on.
Then, I played the recording once, and after that I played improvisation while listening to the recording, and continued playing after the recording.
Black flat keys, clusters, D♭ and so on.
It brought back memories of when I had played in a small free jazz band on weekends in a tiny live house.
These past few days I slightly practiced Vierne Nocturne, Ravel Ma mère l’Oye and so on.
The title is Beyond, Dokoka-he, but it doesn't carry much meaning...
最近、連弾曲を、自分の録音(左側奏者)を聴きながら、弾く(右側奏者)ということをしていた。ちょっと神経を使う。
なので、てきとーに弾いてみる時にも、二重録音してみようかと思った。