Hi Rico.
It's a wonderful melody, really nice and enthusiastic playing.
Also it's great to see that's not only the "old farts" generation who like to play the "golden oldies".

So Rico will part 2 have the added Vocals?...

A magnificent rendering of a great old standard. What a talent you have! We all wait for the next song you put together wondering how it could be better than the last one, but it is. Was the background style one that you had built or just one that is on the T4?

Dick

My Friends Thank you so much for the overwhelming reply's
i didnt expect that :)verry cool !!

I Love Old SOngs They Are The Best :)))

Dick
its not a style in the keyboard

And DNJ i am still deciding what i wil try because trust me it wil be verry hard for me but i certainly gonna try it hehehe
dont be disapointed when i am not succeeding in it ill let you know :))

Have a nice Sunday Greetz Rico

Rico Thank you,...I'll bet after you sing & play one song many many more will follow ....the voice & the fingers work together in magical ways

Nice work Rico you used the acoustic very well esp in left hand good flavor here.

Hi Dnj,

That could be possible lets hope so :))

Hi Musicforyourday
Thank you my friend for noticing that, makes me happy you heard that

Have a nice weekend guys
Speak to you soon
Greetz Rico

Fingers crossed ... I KNOW YOU can do it buddy!

good luck..

For those of us who 'grew up' singing and playing an instrument at the same time, it seems very natural ... but to someone who hasn't done it, I understand it can be daunting and confusing at first ...

Rico - a suggestion - when you first try it, if you haven't already, try playing just left hand chord changes with the style as you sing ... don't be concerned about playing anything with your right hand ... that will come as you get used to it ...

Ditto! I still do that a lot, Tony - I let my vocals become my right hand. Keep in mind that there are some on this forum that complain Yamaha's styles are too busy, yet these are the same people that can't seem to keep their right hand still whilst singing - Amazing how that is!

Gary