Hello everyone,
Here is a request tune, featuring “Something’s Coming” and “Tonight” from WestSide Story, composed by Leonard Bernstein, played on Yamaha Tyros4. Dedicated to Scott Yee. I hope you enjoy, and thanks for watching it. Regards, Telmo.

Hi Telmo,

Wow, these songs are beautifully orchestrated & performed, and I'm deeply moved that you dedicated this performance to me the way you did.
I especially love your fresh uniquely Telmo-ish approach to these wonderful Bernstein masterpieces.
Your choice styles starting out with the Western front approach with a jazzy air is so cool.
Your arrangement with beautiful inner voicings raise "Tonight" to a new heightened sense.
I realize that these are amazingly impressive custom styles you created.
Did you create them from scratch or were they transformed from existing Yamaha styles?
Last but not least, I love the shots of the beautiful women you included in your presentation.

Muito obrigado você, meu amigo

Scott

Telmo, thank you. A very moving performance. I am amazed, again, by your orchestration/arrangement abilities. You are the master and in the hands of the master the Tyros4 is transformed.
very best regards, chuck

Great entertainment, thank you very much.
Keith

That was fantastic Telmo. Loved the video production and playing.

That was really well done! You really brought out the beauty of the melody in Tonight. The graphics looked very professional and were gripping.

Hi SCOTT, thank you, I'm glad you liked it. Now, regarding your question:
Most of the time I take an existing factory or premium style and make a few changes, tweak them a little bit to be more suitable to the tune I'm playing. Besides that, I rely a lot on the multipads for melody lines.
Chuck, thank you very much for your kind words and high remarks. All the best.
KEITH, MONTUNOMAN, BEAKYBIRD, Thank you all for the kind words and compliments. Thanks also all the others who spent time watching. Happy playing. Telmo.

A very enjoyable performance. Thanks so very much.

Incredible mastery of an marvelous keyboard combined with musicianship that is second to none.

Thanks again, Telmo,

Gary

Hi NIGEL and GARY,
Thank you very much for the kind words and positive comments. I'm glad you liked it. Best regards, Telmo.