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| I've heard the toy piano guy. There's also a guy in Seattle, Hokum W. Jeebs, who plays toy piano and tuba at the same time. Back in the '50's and early '60's there was a jazz pianist named Marty Paitch who headed a piano quartet. On one of their albums each pianist had an acoustic grand, an electric piano (I think) and a toy piano. There's a picture of the studio setup on the album cover. Pete Jolly, one of my all-time fave pianists, was a member of the quartet.
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| Jens, During early college days, I had a very small one room "house" with a grand piano. I mean I've seen bigger horse stalls than this little house.  |
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| quote: Originally posted by Jens Schlosser:
I'm almost tempted to post a picture of my one room appartement (with grand piano, upright piano, digital piano and several other musical instruments). At least I know that I got my priorities straight as well...
Jens
wish you would. This is a fantastic thread btw |
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czarina
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| is that a blackboard over that keyboard? kind of a neat concept for composers--they could write and erase their compositions the way mathematicians do with their equations.
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Beatification Candidate
| wow again.. that would require a percussive pedalling techinque I guess. I wonder how low the bass goes. |
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