Well this will truly show you how very little I know about classical music compositions and playing chops. You do get to hear some of the Tyros strings though.

The good news is, it's only about 3:00 to suffer through.

http://www.musicchops.com/forums/attachment.php?id=308

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Good to hear those T2 sounds Terry... and the clarity/quality of the recording itself is so much better now you're going straight to the T2's hard disk.

Cheers,
Rich

Hi Terry,
The pre-classic orchestra sounds nice on the T2. I am sure in no time you'll learn a lot of about that kind of music. You can do nice arrangåments of Bach and Handel with T2.

But...
At first I'd suggest that you stick to the intruments of that epoch - Recorder, Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, Trumpet, English Horn, Strings, Church Organ and Chemballo (you maybe call it Clavesin or Harpsichord). There was a voice in the harmony fill of your sample that sounded quite unusual. It might be something like modified strings or voice or synth pad.

And, as I said in earlier threads, I don't find that styles are appropriate for that kind of music but that's just a personal opinion.

I hope you don't mind my constructive criticism. I highly appreciate every contribution of T2 sample because this keyboard is (and will be) unavailable here.
Best regards,
George V

Terry....Very soothing and enjoyable...do more...I can't tell what voices you used, I don't have that expertice but I know that I liked it.....


George, you seem to have quite a bit of knowledge in this area, I would love to hear some of your music....thanks for the classical music everyone, especially on a Sunday morning....more please....
Tony Rome

Thanks to all of you.
George I apprecaite your input. I did this more as a demo of sounds for those interested classical is not at all my genre nor will be. I do appreciate listening to it, however I am a jazz and folk composer.
Terry

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Good job Terry,
where did you find that style?
BEbop

Terry....If you are a Jazz fan, naybe you remember an alto sax man way back when...EARL BOSDICK....I would love to hear your rendition of "HARLEM NOCTURN" if you can please...
Tony Rome

Good job Terry! Sounds really good to me, but I don't have the factual knowledge that George has. When did George V live anyway?

Hello Tony,
I had been learning music for 13 years before I gave up and finally graduated a Civil Engineer.
I've been playing keyboards for nearly one year and during that time composed few pieces of music - mainly romantic piano pieces, some songs - which I would love to share with the members of this forum. That's a matter of time - I haven't built my own web site yet.

Terry, again many thanks for the demo. Now I know that the Tyros 2 is perfect for playing Bach and Handel. I wish my keyboard had that colorful Harpsichord.

Best regards,
George V

Hi,
I live in Bulgaria - a small (7 000 000 population) country in south-eastern Europe.
Regards,
George V

Hi George V,
I was thinking of King George V
George, the second son of Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark, was born at Marlborough House on 3rd June, 1865. Most of his childhood was spent at Sandringham, Buckingham Palace and Balmoral.

Patriotically, he concentrated on collected stamps from the British Empire. George V died of influenza on 20th January, 1936. His eldest son, Edward now became king.

I know Bulgaria, I'm from Norway.
We have many good Bulgarian OMB in Norway!

Sorry for wandering off here, Terry!

Bebop thanks,
The basic style is Movie & Show Baroque Air, then I added voices on top of it.



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Tony
I do know of him. I really don't much do covers anymore, sorry.



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