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Nich · 27th March 2018, 18:06

This is my kind of thread!

Keeping a rotating piano repertoire from the following:
- Bach: Das Wohltemperirte Clavier (Just preludes at the moment, will work my way up to the fugues later)
- Philip Glass: Metamorphosis Solo Piano, and Etudes
- Chick Corea: Children's Songs
- Chopin: Mazurkas
- Bill Evans: random transcriptions, currently on Waltz for Debby
- Carl Czerny - The School of Velocity (for when I don't want to play a tune, and just want to hammer out technique)

I have a Korg SV-1 (which has the best piano hammer action and feel in my opinion). But the speaker setup is important. I have it set up in stereo with an RCF 12" active speaker for the low notes, and a Yamaha 4" active speaker for the high notes. This gives me a pretty accurate piano feel and sound.

27th March 2018, 18:06	#2
Nich	This is my kind of thread! Keeping a rotating piano repertoire from the following: - Bach: Das Wohltemperirte Clavier (Just preludes at the moment, will work my way up to the fugues later) - Philip Glass: Metamorphosis Solo Piano, and Etudes - Chick Corea: Children's Songs - Chopin: Mazurkas - Bill Evans: random transcriptions, currently on Waltz for Debby - Carl Czerny - The School of Velocity (for when I don't want to play a tune, and just want to hammer out technique) I have a Korg SV-1 (which has the best piano hammer action and feel in my opinion). But the speaker setup is important. I have it set up in stereo with an RCF 12" active speaker for the low notes, and a Yamaha 4" active speaker for the high notes. This gives me a pretty accurate piano feel and sound.