A Minor Walk

by keyboardologist

Here is another one from the improv gallery. You have to love minor progressions.There's a few seconds of silence at the beginning.


Share It!

Comments

Stev said (Jan 21, 2007):

How'd You Make This? It's Awesome! I Love Piano Music, Even though I Don't Take Lessons. Did You Record This? Even Though It's A Minor, Why Don't You Make A Bb Minor or D Major Concertio/sonata? I Think that would be cool. Yet Again, As I Listen, Again, did you record this? if not is it notation soft were? and if you did record it, was it a upright piano or a grand? ty, stev

Stev said (Feb 5, 2007):

One Thing, Is This MIDI?

Keyboardologist(writer) said (Feb 6, 2007):

Stev, no this is not. Although the Kurzweil PC88 is MIDI capable, I don't use it for anything except if I wanted to tie into another keyboard say, that was across the stage. Using the Kurzweil as a controller, I could play a remote keyboard without having to walk across the stage. That's about the extent of my knowledge of using MIDI.
I do however, play with multitrack recording a little.(It takes practice). I just recently put out a blues jam on loudio, but I haven't had much success from it.
Thanks again for listening.

Gail Nobles said (Apr 8, 2007):

You play well.

keyboardologist said (Apr 16, 2007):

I am only playing what I know.What comes to me.
Thanks for the input.

Lucy Lockett said (Jul 7, 2007):

I enjoyed this very much!

keyboardologist said (Jul 8, 2007):

Thanks for the input. Again, this is all very easy to play.

Stëv said (Nov 22, 2007):

Sorry i havent been around latley, but im back. And the song you said had real sounding horns, its called Finale Allegro 2007, music notation software, I wrote it. Thank You.-stëv.☺

Nearly Anonymous said (Feb 11, 2008):

wicked jam

Post Your Comment:

Name:

Copy the above code to the box below:

About Us | Contact Us | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map