Is there any pianist who is looking for a duet partner of mostly baroque and classical repertoire? Also i would love to try some old school video game rep like Zelda and Mario if any scores are out there. Please message me if you're interested. And let me know if this is the wrong part of the forums to post and either move it for me or I'll move it. Cheers all, Jess
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Is there anyone seeking to play a duet or a piece for four hands or maybe needs a vocalist, instrumentalist or more? Why not list your title and composer below and we can take it away by contacting each other through the user messaging function for a lively collaborative performance at our weekly recitals.
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Gavin, I only managed to play very very simple duet with my teacher, hehehe. I'm still beginner. But I like duets! |
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Yes, duets are great fun! |
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Here are books of classical duets from various composers that are begging to be performed by Pianovers: Here are books of classical duets from various composers that are begging to be performed by Pianovers: Of course, you can just go to IMSLP and pick a composer that you like and look up their list of duets or 4 hands piano pieces. |
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Jessieca Joplin here. I have 2 books i want to play with someone who loves baroque and classical repertoire. Books are "Piano duets baroque composers" and "Piano duets classical composers"... See More Jessieca Joplin here. I have 2 books i want to play with someone who loves baroque and classical repertoire. Books are "Piano duets baroque composers" and "Piano duets classical composers" Compiled and edited by Michael Aston. Particularly wanting someone to play Secondo for "Allegro con spirito" by J C F Bach (classical), and "Arrival of the queen of Sheba" by Handel (baroque). Want to play for fun and hope to perform. Anyone up to wanting to learn, let me know :D Best, Jess |
I got myself a used piano few months ago. Started learning a bit on my own. Still thinking if I should get a teacher to have formal lessons. Any self-taught pianists here? Any tips? I've tried some youtube videos for beginners, and also bought a couple of adult books. Still fumbling with reading the doh ray me.. haha.
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Well, I have tried for fun non-paid versions like Sight Reading Trainer and Note Trainer Lite. There also paid versions, but never tried them. So, really it's up to you. |
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Hehe, of coz I'm trying the free ones first. After a day's work, I'm actually quite tired, and it's challenging to get myself to the piano. Hope I can make it. *cross fingers* |
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For myself, progress is faster after starting lessons. However, that may also be because my instrumental teachers have always been a very strong source of motivation for me to practice, coupled... See More For myself, progress is faster after starting lessons. However, that may also be because my instrumental teachers have always been a very strong source of motivation for me to practice, coupled with the fact that I have to put in financial resources for the lessons. Before that, I just played at my own sweet time. |
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I am new to this forum. Just want to share my experience as a self taught piano player 🙂 I am new to this forum. Just want to share my experience as a self taught piano player 🙂 |
I just finished my 12th original composition and released the piano solo sheet music, that to me is kind of a milestone.
The new piano solo piece is called "An Unforgettable Adventure". You can listen to it on SoundCloud by clicking the image below (don't forget to "Follow" me there to get updates). The background for this piece is where you have a truly memorable adventure, one filled with peaceful moments, reflective moods, and quite a bit of excitement.
A friend of mine... See More
I just finished my 12th original composition and released the piano solo sheet music, that to me is kind of a milestone.
The new piano solo piece is called "An Unforgettable Adventure". You can listen to it on SoundCloud by clicking the image below (don't forget to "Follow" me there to get updates). The background for this piece is where you have a truly memorable adventure, one filled with peaceful moments, reflective moods, and quite a bit of excitement.
A friend of mine actually interpreted "An Unforgettable Adventure" as a monument to life. She said that the first part of the song reflects childhood and youth, the middle part is akin to sprinting through life in your career, and for me, I feel that the ending part reflects old age. Nevertheless, that's still an adventure to me. An adventure in life!
Hope you will like it. I might perform it at Pianovers Meetup one day. Thanks.
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I just finished my 24th original composition... you can listen to it on my Soundcloud at https://... See More I just finished my 24th original composition... you can listen to it on my Soundcloud at https://soundcloud.com/gavinkoh/a-threnody-for-freedom-piano-solo. Here's to many more original songs. |
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Phew... here is my 36th original piano composition since I started composing in August 2018. Continuing the "Piano Ballades for the Road" album, here is the sixth piece from the set; it has... See More Phew... here is my 36th original piano composition since I started composing in August 2018. Continuing the "Piano Ballades for the Road" album, here is the sixth piece from the set; it has been given the moniker of "Angst". Grit your teeth and finish playing this challenging piece. I sincerely hope you enjoy it. |
The registration for the 4th Singapore Raffles Cultural & Arts Festival, organized by Singapore Raffles Music College is now open!
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Event Date: 20 - 22 August 2019
Location: Singapore Raffles Music College & Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
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The registration for the 4th Singapore Raffles Cultural & Arts Festival, organized by Singapore Raffles Music College is now open!
This festival comprises of 4 Competition Categories: Piano, Chinese Orchestra, Vocal and Dance. Whether you are a student, a professional or someone who simply enjoy performing, this is the BEST chance for you to shine!
Event Date: 20 - 22 August 2019
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Piano Piece Pick #16 - (If I got my numbering correct,) I would love to resume this series...
Mendelssohn is often nobody's favorite composer, so allow me to introduce a piece of his - Fantasie, Op. 28, a 3 movement work. It is also known as "Sonata écossaise" or the Scottish Sonata. Each movement is faster than the one before it (just like Beethoven's "Moonlight").
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VTlaGREM7I... See More
Piano Piece Pick #16 - (If I got my numbering correct,) I would love to resume this series...
Mendelssohn is often nobody's favorite composer, so allow me to introduce a piece of his - Fantasie, Op. 28, a 3 movement work. It is also known as "Sonata écossaise" or the Scottish Sonata. Each movement is faster than the one before it (just like Beethoven's "Moonlight").
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VTlaGREM7I
IMSLP link to score sheet: https://imslp.org/wiki/Fantasie%2C_Op.28_%28Mendelssohn%2C_Felix%29
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Love is Blue is a classic sentimental song that has captured my attention, since I first heard it in music lesson in Secondary 1. My music teacher Mr Sem Kai Peng played this out, and we students were supposed to play out the piece on the recorder.
Recently after receiving music lessons in 2018, I heard this piece again and attempted to deconstruct its elements. I will be deconstructing the Paul Mariat A minor version.
Its introduction chords is appregioic zigzag style, and my... See More
Love is Blue is a classic sentimental song that has captured my attention, since I first heard it in music lesson in Secondary 1. My music teacher Mr Sem Kai Peng played this out, and we students were supposed to play out the piece on the recorder.
Recently after receiving music lessons in 2018, I heard this piece again and attempted to deconstruct its elements. I will be deconstructing the Paul Mariat A minor version.
Its introduction chords is appregioic zigzag style, and my favourite element is the counter melody in the second verse.
In the middle of the piece, there is a parallel modulation from A minor to A major. I feel this is very apt as after the modulation to the major key, the lyrics turn from being depressed about lost love, to flashbacks about happier times "When we met, how the bright sun shone." before going back to being sad again "Then love died, now the rainbow is gone", and correspondingly the music changes back to the minor key.
Thanks for reading my analysis and perhaps I shall post again about my favourite piano pieces.
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Love is Blue is a classic sentimental song that has captured my attention, since I first heard it in music lesson in Secondary 1. My music teacher Mr Sem Kai Peng played this out, and we students were supposed to play out the piece on the recorder.
Recently after receiving music lessons in 2018, I heard this piece again and attempted to deconstruct its elements. I will be deconstructing the Paul Mariat A minor version.
Its introduction chords is appregioic zigzag style, and my... See More
Love is Blue is a classic sentimental song that has captured my attention, since I first heard it in music lesson in Secondary 1. My music teacher Mr Sem Kai Peng played this out, and we students were supposed to play out the piece on the recorder.
Recently after receiving music lessons in 2018, I heard this piece again and attempted to deconstruct its elements. I will be deconstructing the Paul Mariat A minor version.
Its introduction chords is appregioic zigzag style, and my favourite element is the counter melody in the second verse.
In the middle of the piece, there is a parallel modulation from A minor to A major. I feel this is very apt as after the modulation to the major key, the lyrics turn from being depressed about lost love, to flashbacks about happier times "When we met, how the bright sun shone." before going back to being sad again "Then love died, now the rainbow is gone", and correspondingly the music changes back to the minor key.
Thanks for reading my analysis and perhaps I shall post again about my favourite piano pieces.
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I originally joined Pianovers with intentions of chances for public performance and to make friends.
Never did I expect to fall in love with some classical music here which I originally thought was too dreary.
Here are a few favourites of mine and acknowledgements to friends who introduced these pieces to me:
1) Military March 1 in D major by Schubert, thanks to Jeremy Foo and Matthew Soh.
2)Prélude Op. 23 No. 5 in G minor by Rachmaninoff, thanks to Jonathan Lam... See More
I originally joined Pianovers with intentions of chances for public performance and to make friends.
Never did I expect to fall in love with some classical music here which I originally thought was too dreary.
Here are a few favourites of mine and acknowledgements to friends who introduced these pieces to me:
1) Military March 1 in D major by Schubert, thanks to Jeremy Foo and Matthew Soh.
2)Prélude Op. 23 No. 5 in G minor by Rachmaninoff, thanks to Jonathan Lam
3) Pictures of an Exhibition, Promenade 1 by Modestsky, courtesy of a mental health video I watched
4) Choral Symphony no 9, 2nd Movement by Beethoven, thanks to NUS Choir and the NUS Symphonic Orchestra!!
Next I might discuss the musicalities of these classical pieces to determine why I like them so much!
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It's good to explore different genres! I'm learning many songs from the many pieces played by you all each week. Kudos to you all! |
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Mabel, have you ever been to Pianovers? Pls come and make friends with us regulars! I go there about 3 times a month. |
Here is my 6th nugget of knowledge - Music Map.
https://www.music-map.com
Discover similar new artists just by keying one that you like. You can key in classical composers, chinese artists (use their English names if possible), and of course, modern performers.
For eg., here is a map to Yiruma and a bunch of artists whose music is similar to his:
https... See More
Here is my 6th nugget of knowledge - Music Map.
https://www.music-map.com
Discover similar new artists just by keying one that you like. You can key in classical composers, chinese artists (use their English names if possible), and of course, modern performers.
For eg., here is a map to Yiruma and a bunch of artists whose music is similar to his:
https://www.music-map.com/yiruma.html
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I guess their database has been populated more with American / British artists. You might want to propose your own list of artists then at http... See More I guess their database has been populated more with American / British artists. You might want to propose your own list of artists then at http://www.gnoosic.com/vote |
You would probably find what you need on https://www.ninsheetmusic.org/. The website comes with free scores, midi files and Finale files... See More
You would probably find what you need on https://www.ninsheetmusic.org/. The website comes with free scores, midi files and Finale files.