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Post by StevSmar » Saturday 08 April 2017, 12:10 pm
I thoroughly enjoy this arrangement of Clair de lune, and I find Smalin's animation of the music fantastic.
James Edwards playing is wonderful and his arrangement seems the most sensitive one to my ears.
I love how the animated notes slide forward, get bigger and are highlighted just as they are played.
Steven from Winnipeg
petermc61 Posts: 7383 Joined: Sunday 08 April 2012, 00:11 am Location: Sydney, AustraliaPost by petermc61 » Saturday 08 April 2017, 12:45 pm
I really enjoyed that. Thanks for posting. spanishguitarmusic Posts: 1595 Joined: Friday 29 April 2016, 22:58 pm Location: CanadaPost by spanishguitarmusic » Saturday 08 April 2017, 23:20 pm
Thank you for posting up this video! martinardo Posts: 1940 Joined: Wednesday 11 August 2010, 08:01 am Location: Victoria AustraliaPost by martinardo » Sunday 09 April 2017, 22:21 pm
A perfect foil against the wild weather that we've been having in my neck of the woods lately.
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Post by Jack Douglas » Monday 10 April 2017, 02:47 am
Really beautiful! Thanks! Brune Artist, Tacchi Bouchet, 35 years apart same number! Kurt Penner Posts: 213 Joined: Monday 28 November 2016, 04:27 amPost by Kurt Penner » Monday 10 April 2017, 03:13 am
Beautiful animation StevSmar from Winnipeg.
KP from Winnipeg.
bertPost by bert » Monday 10 April 2017, 20:37 pm
That animation is great and so is the playing. soltirefa Posts: 7355 Joined: Tuesday 11 July 2006, 03:59 am Location: CaliforniaPost by soltirefa » Sunday 16 April 2017, 13:44 pm
Here's someone playing that arrangement.
StevSmar Posts: 624 Joined: Sunday 25 December 2011, 14:42 pm Location: Winnipeg CanadaPost by StevSmar » Sunday 16 April 2017, 17:04 pm
soltirefa wrote: Here's someone playing that arrangement. That's interesting to watch, James Edwards arrangement looks incredibly difficult!Steven from Winnipeg
edwardsguitarPost by edwardsguitar » Sunday 16 April 2017, 17:23 pm
soltirefa wrote: Here's someone playing that arrangement.
Thank you very much for sharing that. I've never heard, much less seen, anyone playing my arrangement. That made my day. Roxane Elfasci plays it beautifully. It is difficult technically, but the real challenge is the musical sensitivity required. The guitar can deliver that in a way the piano can't, but it takes some magic. Also, the comments have been very kind, but I do want to acknowledge the poor audio quality; it was recorded in 1992 on an analog machine, and has suffered quite a bit in digital processing over the years. I don't remember it sounding like I was underwater, 25 years ago.
soltirefa Posts: 7355 Joined: Tuesday 11 July 2006, 03:59 am Location: CaliforniaPost by soltirefa » Sunday 16 April 2017, 17:45 pm
edwardsguitar wrote:soltirefa wrote: Here's someone playing that arrangement.
Thank you very much for sharing that. I've never heard, much less seen, anyone playing my arrangement. That made my day. Roxane Elfasci plays it beautifully. It is difficult technically, but the real challenge is the musical sensitivity required. The guitar can deliver that in a way the piano can't, but it takes some magic. Also, the comments have been very kind, but I do want to acknowledge the poor audio quality; it was recorded in 1992 on an analog machine, and has suffered quite a bit in digital processing over the years. I don't remember it sounding like I was underwater, 25 years ago.
Here's another one that says it's using your arrangement. It has lots of thumbs down votes, which I don't get. It's not perfect, but it's not that bad either.