A few months ago Chas asked me to post a piano solo. Problem has been I do not have access to my Clavinova CVP307. I said once I got access to it again I'd post something. I still don't have access to it but I thought I'd pick something from the Great American Songbook that I could play on a 61 key SX900. With that said I recorded a rendition of "I Can't Get Started." I would have been more comfortable playing this on weighted graded piano type action but for now I had to settle for the SX900


https://soundcloud.com/stephenm52/i-cant-get-started-sm

Beautifully played, Steve ... that piano sounds really great as well ...

Really nice. I liked you smooth intro and chord subs throughout. Piano sounds very good too.

MY MAN!

So tasty. Love to play together.You complimented me a few years ago. Right back at ya!

Russ

Really nice, Steve. Which piano did you use on the SX. As arrangers go, it sounded pretty good...but I would love to hear you on a concert grand.
Ed

Steve sweet ........
All I need is a Vodka martini
and a small candle lit table with my
gorgeous redhead lady!

Thanx for sharing sounds great

Tony my RI paesano thank you.

Bill, That arrangement really has some nice changes in it.

Russ, As I guy who knows what a great musician you are I appreciate your kind words. Thank you Captain!

Ed, That is the out of the box Super Articulation concert grand on the SX900. Yea, I'd love to be able to play it on a real concert grand.

Donny, That is the mood I was trying to create the low light cocktail lounge atomosphere. Thanks for the listen! I know you have been hinting I should upload a recording so that one is for you too.

Outstanding!

Gary

Great, sometimes I wish I could play piano.

That may be, but it certainly made my morning coffee and toast taste better ... along with the two that followed it ...
Thanks again, Steve ...

I'm all relaxed now! Thanks!!

Gerry

Way to go Steve - super performance! Thanks for sharing - very fine song and great work!

Gary, Thank you!

Don thanks with your talent on the arranger and vocals no need for you to play piano. On the flip side of things I'd like to be able to handle the arranger and vocals the way you do.

Tony, Happy to hear it made your breakfast and coffee tastier!

Gerry, Glad to hear you're relaxed after listening.

Randy, Thanks for your kind words!

That was very nice Steven. I would’ve never guessed it was not a “real” piano.
If you have a written arrangement of that , could you send it my way?

Very Nice!..wish I could play as well...Harold

Paul and Harold thank you.

Paul the piano on that SX900 surprised me too.

That was brilliant Steve.

That was really good Steve. I really enjoyed that. Quite the piano chops I might say.

Piano solo on SX900? attn Chas

where is Chas ...

Steve, I just got the time to listen to your Sx900 piano solo. You set the mood nicely, good job.
John C.

Steve, that was beautiful ! Thanks for sharing
Mitch

Rikki, Scott, Mitch and John thank you.

Mr Rogers Neighborhood?

Great Job Steve !!!

Steve, so very nicely done, really enjoyed it!
The SX sounds pretty darn good too.....
Lee

Hawk and Lee thanks for listening and the compliments. I know you both have Sx900s, nice to know that stock SA concert grand sounds like the real McCoy.

Hi Steve,

Envious (in a good way though) of your piano playing skills.And you could fool any non piano expert in believing you were playing the real mcCoy so I guess that is a compliment for the SX-900 as well.

regards,
John

Hi John,

Thank you for the kind words. I was quite surprised that the piano sounded that good myself. The improved action on the SX900 made it easier to play than if I had tried it on my old PSR s-970.

If one of those piano apps they are talking about on the other thread could make me play piano like Steve, I would buy TWO !!!

Brother Tony,


Thank you!

I buy lunch or breakfast next time we get to meet, I may even have to buy dinner

Steve how about something using a style on the SX900?

This music did set me to better mood, thank you for sharing! Makes me see why people need musicians – without music we only have in our mind constant argumentation and reasoning which usually bring us nowhere; and music tells our mind a story which is convincing enough without all those things and perhaps there’s some salvation in it.

Hi Steve...Could play the same song on Your Genos and Post it please? I would like to see how the two keyboards compare...Thank You Harold

Kabinopus, Thank you and I like what you wrote:

"without music we only have in our mind constant argumentation and reasoning which usually bring us nowhere; and music tells our mind a story which is convincing enough without all those things and perhaps there’s some salvation in it."

Harold at some point I will but at present my Genos is not with me but will be in a little over 2 weeks from now.

Thanks Steve...Looking forward to it!...Sincerely Harold