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scarborough fair
Even thow i ve seen kids playing it much better, here goes (New Link Arrives Soon)
Last edited by Thomandy on Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:51 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : wrong link)
danaxyzw- Intermediate Pianist
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Re: scarborough fair
i have to record it allover again with the cell phone cause image was faster than sound...
danaxyzw- Intermediate Pianist
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Age : 44
Location : pitesti, romania
Job/hobbies : toystore for living, music, movies, love nature esspecially in summer, good books, and few other i can t think of...
Length of time playing piano : some time, self teaching...slow progress
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Re: scarborough fair
well after a while, i charged the cam, and i placed on the piano (had no better ideea). Here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePTBT7y0kog
danaxyzw- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 29
Age : 44
Location : pitesti, romania
Job/hobbies : toystore for living, music, movies, love nature esspecially in summer, good books, and few other i can t think of...
Length of time playing piano : some time, self teaching...slow progress
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Registration date : 2008-11-26
Re: scarborough fair
It is understandable that you were nervous recording yourself... you need to practice that more. If you just keep recording again and again eventually you wont be so nervous and you can concentrate more on playing.
It would be interesting if you would practice a little more and when you feel that you are very comfortable playing you could make a new video so everyone (including you) could see how much you progressed.
Thanks for being brave and post it for us and keep up the good work
It would be interesting if you would practice a little more and when you feel that you are very comfortable playing you could make a new video so everyone (including you) could see how much you progressed.
Thanks for being brave and post it for us and keep up the good work
Re: scarborough fair
I will try, till then i found few softwares that extract notes from midi files, which i find very interesting (Notation Musician), and a software Vanbrasco s karaoke player (plays midi files and show what u should press on the keyboard+other features). All i need now is to take the time, loool. Thanks for the nice words!
danaxyzw- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 29
Age : 44
Location : pitesti, romania
Job/hobbies : toystore for living, music, movies, love nature esspecially in summer, good books, and few other i can t think of...
Length of time playing piano : some time, self teaching...slow progress
Guru Points : 0
Registration date : 2008-11-26
Re: scarborough fair
This is a nice piece. Speed and expression was good, but now that you know the notes, you should try to play it more fluid. For me it helps when I have memorized it all, because then I can play it without thinking and concentrating on the rhythm and expression.
For the recording: I start recording and play it multiple times, until I manage to forget the camera and until it sounds good without errors. Later I just cut the beginning in Windows Movie Maker.
BTW, I've found another version:
http://www.music-for-music-teachers.com/support-files/scarborough-fair-tab-and-chords-plain.pdf
I don't know how to play the guitar part, but I've tried to play the chords with some variation. No movie, because I can't play the whole piece without errors at the moment, but I recorded it Cubase and after this manually edited how I think the arrangement of the PDF sheet should sound:
http://www.frank-buss.de/tmp/ScarboroughFair.mp3
For the recording: I start recording and play it multiple times, until I manage to forget the camera and until it sounds good without errors. Later I just cut the beginning in Windows Movie Maker.
BTW, I've found another version:
http://www.music-for-music-teachers.com/support-files/scarborough-fair-tab-and-chords-plain.pdf
I don't know how to play the guitar part, but I've tried to play the chords with some variation. No movie, because I can't play the whole piece without errors at the moment, but I recorded it Cubase and after this manually edited how I think the arrangement of the PDF sheet should sound:
http://www.frank-buss.de/tmp/ScarboroughFair.mp3
Re: scarborough fair
I ve seen on youtube several arrangements. I had this from a friend who bought himself a yamaka keyboard (it was in the songbook). I ll keep in mind what u told me. Now i want to learn another piece but i haven t decided which one.
danaxyzw- Intermediate Pianist
- Number of posts : 29
Age : 44
Location : pitesti, romania
Job/hobbies : toystore for living, music, movies, love nature esspecially in summer, good books, and few other i can t think of...
Length of time playing piano : some time, self teaching...slow progress
Guru Points : 0
Registration date : 2008-11-26
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