#Piano

The OutKast star co-directed the surreal silent-film-inspired project with filmmaker Graham Mason, set to his 2025 EP of the same name.

I feel like talking a little bit about this, if I can. While The Piano Teacher has been one of my favorite films for some time now, I only just finished reading the novel for the first time. I think Michael Haneke did a beautiful job at adapting it.…

Social Development Minister Louise Upston. Photo: RNZ RNZ Digital reporters The government says a new law, which will allow the Ministry of Social Development to use AI to make benefit decisions, will modernise New Zealand's welfare system.

Hi, folks. I'm upgrading from a very well used P-200, looking toward a CP-88 or CP-4. I was just in a Guitar Center here, thinking they had an 88 in stock. Closest thing they had was the P-525. It sounded good, but dang...…

Hi, I bought a Williams Legato iii piano from Facebook and some of the keys are dead. Is this common? How can I fix it? Am I screwed? submitted by /u/Ongogablogian_69 [link] [comments]

As someone who has learnt and performed this piece, I think the word "ballsy" is an understatement to describe Lim's interpretation. What are your thoughts? submitted by /u/LLBird811 [link] [comments]

https://reddit.com/link/1trqwgo/video/86bld9j9n74h1/player Rei Shiraishi - Night breeze and a small light submitted by /u/Lower_Arrival_1528 [link] [comments]

My dad has over 300 antique player piano rolls - several of which are deteriorating beyond their usable capabilities. Does anyone in this community know of anyone who replicates these rolls and if so how much does this usually cost?…

What are some standard classical pieces you would suggest maybe at around a grade IV level that I could commit to learning to play through reasonably well? I've played a lot of piano over the year but I can't play a single tune through.…

Last winter, I played a cover of "Let It Go" from the movie "Frozen" at my school's winter "Coffeehouse," an informal event where anyone could perform anything. Hope you enjoy!…

Hi everyone. Last year I have been playing the keyboard and I had been really enjoying it. But on November, I will be leaving for army service for a year. I need something to buy to keep practising and not forget the tracks thar I have learnt.…

See if you can guess what it is before the hook comes in. Inspo: Luca Sestak submitted by /u/Zigfler [link] [comments]

Piece: Grieg — "Arietta" op. 12 no. 1 Made with some small editing work because the assembly isn't quite there. But wanted to get a sense of how my sound is coming across.…

Is there anything specific you would go back in time to make yourself really take the time to understand? How much of a difference would it have made if you did do that and why submitted by /u/ImLearningStuffIHope [link] [comments]

Been working on this piece for a bit, this part makes it so worth it. submitted by /u/AdministrativeMost72 [link] [comments]

I posted this on another subreddit, but I wanted to share this here with you guys! I don't know much about pianos, but I DO know a master pianist when I hear/see one! Shredding on the piano for the love of the game.…

hope you enjoyed my performance of Bach’s 13th invention! This piece holds a special place in my heart because I learned it when I was a little kid 12 years ago. Click here to check out that performance! submitted by /u/scott_niu [link] [comments]

A story I learned is quite common: In 2016 I was in my last year of college and not yet accomplished at the piano (I studied percussion in school), but I had been fascinated with fugues since freshman theory class.…

Please use this thread to ask ANY piano-related questions you may have! Also check out our FAQ for answers to common questions. *Note: This is an automated post. See previous discussions here. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]