Self Isolation Piano Recordings

One advantage of locking myself in the flat is ive been doing an absolute shit-tonne of practice.

Started this piece by Faure on Saturday. His sixth Barcarolle in Eb Major. In dedication of the currently clear and lovely looking Venetian Canals.

well done. i'd drop the reverb though, sounds tacky imo. nothing to do with your playing obviously. 

keep em coming i'm all ears 

That's a push and pull unfortunately, it's a digital piano and they don't sound very rich when dry. They can't simulate the warmth a room provides

Well played and relaxing.

If you do requests (jks), Pachelbel’s Chaconne in F Minor would be a sweet antidote the current wave of hysteria.

scriabin

I got some scriabin sure. Cant play the pachebel but il have look and see how sight readable it is

bring it on 

I tried to get the second poeme of the set nailed today but its alot harder than i remember. picking them up again after 5 years so just trying to reiginite my subconsious muscle memory. i should get it tommorow.

From York Bowen. A relatively unknown English composer from around the same era as rachmaninoff. lush as balls.

holy cow cheers mang, those are dope.

didn't know bowen, great piece! some really weird shit going on, endless modulation in unexpected directions, weird progressions and stuff. pretty eccentric. 

your playing is excellent btw, congrats

do keep em coming if you have time, looking forward to hearing more

Today is a day for jazz.

Im just gonna hurl all my stuff in here. ive got a feeling im going to be making alot of music the next few months.

been trying to meditate each morning so ive started putting together simple ambient stuff to sit in the background instead of an alarm.

Fantastic. Followed. Keep posting dude. 

  On 3/24/2020 at 5:18 PM, flacid said:

Fantastic. Followed. Keep posting dude. 

A languid classic from debussy.

  On 3/24/2020 at 8:38 PM, pcock said:

A languid classic from debussy.

 

 

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love how the wrong note at 4:02 spiced things up :) 

more debussy or anything you like is welcome , i'm in

hah. that piece is a nightmare for mistakes. everything is so celestially diatonic that they stick out like sore dicks.

im actually going to stop just doing dribs and drabs. im gonna record a full album and get it mastered etc and leave it in here for you guys.

nice nice!

album when

I played piano years ago, some part of me secretly wants to isolate myself in the woods and just play piano by myself forever.

Sounds really good btw

sweet

im still slowly working on the album. currently focussing on content for a website post lockdown to get students, maybe some background lounge work and stop having to chef for a living. I also need to get better at making my digital piano sound rich and expansive in ableton.

nice, i hope you'll manage to make music teaching and playing your full-time job. life's too short not to make your passion your job. 

btw care to share personal compositions or jams if you have some? i know i'm the only one interested but i'm just curious to hear your personal stuff, if you care enough. you could post them under a different name if you don't want your real name attached to them.