Hey Will, One of the things I like about this music is the emphasis is puts on music ( in this case piano music) as a present physical sensation of sound. That may seem like a "duh..." statement, but there are so many other layers added to music that sound as a physical sensation is unintentionally pushed way, way to the back, and even forgotten. For example, I find that with most pianos, sound as a sensation is pushed so far to the back that its hard to see that the sound we think we are experiencing is actually a memory. Often, the sound of the beast I am currently trying to play ain't in fact making the sounds I am pretending to hear in my head. When I discovered this disconnect between the present sound and what memory wanted to hear, it redefined everything for me musically...it is what inspired me to become tech...man, its about sound, at least in my opinion. Jim I William Truitt wrote: > At the risk of getting roundly abused myself, I really liked it also and > found it quite beautiful, and listened to it several times. -- Jim Ialeggio grandpianosolutions.com 978- 425-9026 Shirley, MA
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