[Vol 1] | Hydrangea

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Hydrangea (demo)

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mild 231122 improvisation 即興 マイルド

Musings are short piano improvisations in the classical style and for your imagination.  Like an artist, "Musings" are my sketches. 
I sat at the piano and 
Played so free
My mind was in a swirl
I couldn't find the keys
I was thinking of a place
From long ago and
A song emerged like a pearl.

A Musing #7

Pop, Musical Theatre & Film Piano Solos, Vol.6

Hey Delilah

Clara Schumann's Pièce fugitive, Op. 15, No. 1.  The composer's Op. 15, first published in 1845, contains four such Pièces fugitives.  They are also known as "Flüchtige Stücke" or "Fleeting Pieces."  Recorded by Romantic pianist-composer Robert Cunningham on September 10, 2023.

See also:
Robert Cunningham's YouTube Channel:  www.youtube.com/c/RobertCunninghamsMusic
Robert Cunningham's Fan Page:  www.facebook.com/RobertCunninghamsMusic
Robert Cunningham's Web Page:  www.RobertCunninghamsMusic.com

Clara Schumann, Pièce fugitive (Op. 15, No. 1)

MassGravity

2 - 16 Suite 6 - IV. Sarabande 44k - 16b

Instrumental Piano Library

Blissful About

Mozart : Clarinet Quintet 2nd Mov. (excerpt)

Piano Solo Number Two

September Prelude - Mazurka-inspired Rhythmic Lilt

Thank you for listening.



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pulchra: meaning of the first Kanji 美　of my name.
flow relates to the left part of the second Kanji 江　of my name.
p f pianoforte

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I subscribed to NextPro because of no upload limit.
- I practice a classical music piece which I want to play and upload a recording which has less mistakes.  
- I record an adlib/improvisation when I want to play, move my hands.  

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I had played the toy piano.  My grandfather gave me mahogany Kawai upright piano. -- more than 40 years ago.
I learned piano from Ms. Kazuko Makishima from 5 to 17 years old.  She was an elderly women in my neighbourhood, she wore colorful clothes and liked electone as well as piano.  
I played electric bass in a rock band with friends in a club in high school.  (Since then I have not played/do not play bass, though.)

I entered university (not music) and joined in a piano club, piano-no-kai.  The club members, friends liked playing piano and played various classic composer's music, popular music, jazz, etc in various ways.  

After graduation, I bought my first electric piano to play it in night after work.  (My mahogany Kawai piano was sold.) (I replaced electric pianos since some parts were broken.  My present electric piano is the 3rd one for more than 10 years being repaired.)

I went to learn jazz because I want to know music theory. (I did not, do not play jazz well.)  
First, I learned  from Mr. Shu Sugawara who works as a writer, a translator. 
After that, I learned from Ms. Miki Hayasaka in Kawai music school in Omotesandou.  I learned theory and created a little music piece together with her.
I joined in a small free jazz band where one of colleagues in the job at that time was playing.  

After that, again I began to learn classic piano from Ms. Yukiko Asami in the music school.  She taught me how to play classic piano music in detail more fluently elegantly than when I learned before.

After that, I learned harmony and counter only a little by myself.

- others -

 
I like watching Animes and movies with my husband.


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