Intermediate Piano Music I've Enjoyed Learning and Recording

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Over the past few years, I have very much enjoyed recording my piano playing at home. For the most part, I have released these recordings on my Facebook Page rather than on RU-vid. However, I thought it would be worth posting a small compilation of some of them here.
For the most part, I was introduced to them through Pianist Magazine's Scores Section and you may be unfamiliar with many of them. However, there are a few extremely well known pieces too. I haven't put them in any particular order.
As you'll see, I have experimented quite a bit with visual approaches over the years. If you're listening with headphones, you'll likely also notice some experimentation with the audio too. I've often said that it is well worth trying to get a 'final' recording when we finish learning something as it gives us something to listen back to if we want to pick the piece up again. This then allows us to pinpoint things that we think we could do better which I think is the vital part of the learning process.
I do have tutorial videos on some of the pieces which I'll link below. For this video, you can navigate between each piece using the following chapter markers:
00:00 Andantino (from 10 Pieces, Op. 24) | Sibelius
02:30 Romance (Op. 10) | Henselt
05:00 Autumn Memories | Wilson G Smith
07:03 Cancyon de Mayo | Granados
09:50 Gnossienne No. 3 | Satie
12:53 Nocturne in B Flat | Paderewski
16:27 Siciliano | Bach (arr. Alkan)
18:18 Traumerei |Schumann
20:00 Nocturne in E Flat | Chopin
23:37 Intermezzo | Ponce
26:19 Romance Poudrée | Burgmein
For the tutorial videos, these are linked here:
Paderewski Nocturne in B Flat | • Piano Tutorial | Pader...
Siciliano (JS Bach, arr. Alkan) | • Piano Tutorial | Bach ...
Traumerei (Schumann) | • Piano Tutorial Traümer...
Nocturne in E Flat (Chopin) | • Piano Tutorial | Chopi...
Intermezzo (Ponce) | • Piano Tutorial | Inter...
Romance Poudrée | Burgmein | • Piano | Tutorial | Rom...
EQUIPMENT:
Full details of all equipment used are available on my blog at the address below:
tommyspianocorner.com/youtube...
Filmed on various iPhone models (from the iPhone 6 to the 13 Pro - using the Filmic Pro app)
Piano Audio in some videos captured on a Zoom F6 using a matched pair of Rode NT5 microphones (see my review of the F6 here : • Record Piano | 5 Reas... ) and in others using my Shure MV88 Microphone plugged into an iPhone 6. Can you tell the difference?
Voiceover captured on a Rode SmartLav microphone plugged into an iPhone 6S
Video editing done using Lumafusion or iMovie
Audio editing done using Garageband or Cubase LE Elements. Again, can you tell the difference?

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3 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@yokolund6724 6 месяцев назад

Love you to watch . 🎶 ❤🎶❤️🎶

@TommysPianoCorner 6 месяцев назад

Thanks.

@alexgoriatchenkov 5 месяцев назад

Just Great playing with such a passion and feelings...thank you.

@TommysPianoCorner 5 месяцев назад

Thanks. Much appreciated :-)

@Robert-to9zv 2 месяца назад

Really beautiful selections. Thanks so much!!!

@TommysPianoCorner 2 месяца назад

Thanks. I’m pleased you enjoyed :-)

@LiliVG 20 дней назад

Wonderful selection of pieces put together with great care, great sound, lighting and background. I stopped dead on my tracks on the third Gnossienne that I played years ago with a French teacher. I am now going back to the piano to rework it and see how much comes backs. It has been such a long time. My teacher at the time told me what a funny little man Erik Satie was, eccentric and witty. At the time, I started reading a great deal, not just about Satie, but about the people he hung around with. Apparently there was a bar called “Le Boeuf sur le toit”, in Paris where these artist met, Milhaud, Poulenc, George Auric, Arthur Honegger and Germaine Taileferre. The name remained for a long time but it became a tourist joint. Lili

@TommysPianoCorner 20 дней назад

I’m delighted you enjoyed them. I have very much enjoyed learning how to record and create the visuals. Satie was indeed a curious figure. He has a surprisingly wide array of compositions - some almost mainstream (his waltz ‘je te veux’ for example) and others way out there :-) Have you tried the other Gnossiennes too? One day, I might try to record them all.

@drpiercy 6 месяцев назад

Thank you Tommy, I enjoyed listening to those pieces, some of which I might be able to play some day.

@TommysPianoCorner 6 месяцев назад

Thanks - I very much enjoyed learning them (especially some of the lesser known ones). You can find the scores to all on IMSLP if you want to give any a try :-)

@susanyakobi7499 6 месяцев назад

Lovely pieces, beautifully played!😊

@TommysPianoCorner 6 месяцев назад

Thanks so much - I’m delighted you enjoyed them :-)

@PianoRevisited 6 месяцев назад

Beautifully played Tommy ! And a truly top notch video with professional editing, sound, lighting, multi- camera use and rotating art work ( how do you do that ? ) in the background which really adds to the overall experience. Happy New Year ! All my best !

@TommysPianoCorner 6 месяцев назад

Thanks. I’m pleased you enjoyed. It’s amazing what editing is possible to us these days and it’s much less difficult than you might think. I do it mostly on my iPad using LumaFusion and Affinity Photo. In my Recording Piano playlist, there are videos showing how I do all of these things if you’d like to give any of them a try.