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@@donleino thanks 😄

@heegerzsofi thank you! These are one of my favorite socks. Old and soft. I´ve become old and soft as well.

This was a short and fast one! :D I already made suggestions (thanks for the Satie-inspired impro!) so I will let others suggest something this time.

@@ruhjee13717 so do I! It's ridiculous 😄

I would'nt say that, but funny! 🙃

​@@ruhjee13717 örülök! Is that right? 🤔

Köszönöm szépen! Neked is!

@ruhjee13717 yes! Another video that socks.

@@boringpianoimprovisation hahaha 😂

@@christophermabry Yes! Nothing more sublime. A slow run is not sublime, but I'll do it anyway. In the cold rain.

Thank you @christophermabry very much for your beautiful words that you wrote a month ago under my Baroque for B's video! For some reason, that comment of yours had remained hidden to me and I only noticed it now. Yes! I'd love to hear you play! Could you put the link under this, for instance? I don't know UA-cam's algorithm, it's possible that links in comments won't be visible. If it gets hidden for me again, would you try something else like writing me its title? Thanks!

@@boringpianoimprovisation i try to avoid long scale passages because i would end up using them and who needs that again and again and again? something i did a while ago kept my hands pretty much in the middle of the keyboard.

@@christophermabry that's one useful thought for many!

Hello Sunkenindeaf! Granny Grand Session from last summer is there, as a hidden special. I wanted to shorten it for Christmas. I'm not ashamed of the original one, it's just too boring. Thanks for the comment! Joyful, peaceful December days to you too!

Thank you. Very nice. Sadly, those shorts are too short. I see no sense. But then it repeats many times and I enjoyed.

Soft synth sound reminded me to works of long gone croatian experimental author. Connection! Search on yt for "Saniboj Žugić - Alone II - Mirjana" . Analog synth he built! And others play it today. This is ringtone on my mob.

@@zeljkohrvoj3032 Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked it. I only use the short videos as trailers to draw attention to the longer ones. This is just the beginning of a long improvisation, "Some Christmas Carols", which you can open by clicking the "play" triangle on this short video.

@@boringpianoimprovisation play triangel? Not there. Listen, I'm so old, I invented internet, but this short videos sucks. Too short, and not simply I can jump to full time videos. Too many shortcuts. too many unnecessary links this and that. Fusk.

​@@zeljkohrvoj3032 Yes, thats a problem with the short videos... They work differently on different devices. 😑

Thanks @ruhjee13717! The sound quality is brilliant!

@donleino thanks a lot! That was about five years ago. I had just received this nice Yamaha and was learning its functions. The sound is good because this is played directly to the pen drive. The first two songs are Finnish origin and the last one from 6:30, Stille Nacht, is from Germany. It seems like I was lost! I prefer acoustic upright.

@@boringpianoimprovisation it can be hard for me to engage my creative mind with digital instruments sometimes ( though the tonal pallet is vast ... neigh infinite! ). sounds good tho! i say digital is more in the head, acoustic more in the heart, though they transcend both these descriptions as well . ive been messing around with analogue synthesizers , they seem to sit somewhere in the middle for me ... video coming soon ! also enjoyed your dual live improve session with your friend , i need to put aside some time an listen to the whole thing

@@boringpianoimprovisation also ive played the yamaha cp88 with the same action as the p515 , i liked it alot! for a lighter action right now im using a roland FRP-Nuvola ( a variation on a roland FP30x) . the roland PHA4 action seems to strike a nice balance , i find digital piano companies weigh their actions to heavy , roland PHA50 is like running in sand. at least yamahas p515 has a fast rebound! its just the initial touch that is a little stiff. perhaps im spoiled with my clavichords ... lightest action imaginable .... oh and i cut my teeth on that spinet that had the lightest action imaginable

​@@donleino thanks for the useful information about digital pianos! That was very beautifully put into words: digital is in the head, acoustic reaches the heart. The different file formats drive me crazy. For example, in this video clip, the slow latin beat playing in the background changed to a completely different sound after converting the file.

@boringpianoimprovisation thats cool that it has rhythms , news to me !

It was amazing!! Thank you Teemu and thank you Sävelmetsä!

@@ruhjee13717 now I want to curse: oh no. But thanks for listening to the uploaded file!

@ObagelYT-u9s is it? I haven't noticed 🤔 Could you tell me where I could see more ankles? A name or a link, for instance. Thanks for educating me!

@@victorsethy thank you for these names, I checked them out! There's so much to learn, can't figure out where to start from 😄

@donleino thank you! My ankles look fascinating. I can clearly feel the wool sock trilogy coming. I don't really even care to stop it approaching.

​@@boringpianoimprovisation 😂 I would love to see it!

@heegerzsofi thank you, I like these too! The most important feature of wool socks is not warming, but they work in the same way as a blanket while sleeping. The world is left out.

@juanx2109 no worries, I had showered and wore clean socks! Also, my shirt was taken straight from the closet, although it´s not visible. It´s cold in Finland.

@boringpianoimprovisation Thank you for using my suggestion!

@@Swordshreader thank you very much! There is some emotion involved in this, so plenty of it so that I didn't like it at first. But it's nice, I think. Your comment made my day!

@@Swordshreader thanks a lot! I felt insecure while playing the compositions. It was Independence Day. Compositions again in a year.

@sunkenindeaf thank you once again for your educational comment! The reference to a foreign squirrel made me laugh :D Eino Leino's poems taste good in my mouth, even though he is not my favourite poet. Finland currently has an unfortunate government that wants to cut funding for culture. This is despite the fact that in Finland, culture returns three times the money invested in it. Well, but there are different eras. There have also been some in Istanbul.

Thank you very much Miina! 🎉🍾 For you too!

Kiitokset Anne! Hellas oli suomalainen piano, tämä yksilö ainakin on. Bassot on tosi kivoja kerrostalopedaalin läpi. Olen jo jonkin aikaa fanittanut amerikkalaista supertaiteellista pianistia Don Leinoa, joka määrittelee uudelleen mitä kaikkea ihminen voi soittaa, ja miten. Nallet on tosi tärkeitä. Matti-Nalle katseli touhujani aikansa, sitten kyllästyi mutta jatkoi katselemista.

Don Leinon kanava kannattaa tilata! Huikea tyyppi, jolla on myös suomalaisia sukujuuria, kuten arvata saattaa.

Hajrá! Nagyon köszönöm! ❤🎉

Kiitos @ruhjee! Hellas värähtelee sormenpäihin itsenäisen tuntuisesti.

Thank you very much Great Voice-Piano Improviser Ioanna!

@donleino thank you so much! I found this when I was cleaning my phone from useless files from last summer and was just about to delete this. Then I thought, this is exceptionally grim, and I shared it. But spring is coming again. Let's enjoy now that it's dark! Thanks for your synthesizer videos! They´ll help me through the next long summer.

@boringpianoimprovisation yes i suppose we will take what the cold has to offer for now. Glad you decided to post it, its great! I heard some asian pentatonic stuff going on at points

@@donleino wow, I didn't know such a scale existed! I should study more scales. Thank you for listening to my hot summer therapy session with the Hellas upright!

Dear Sunkenindeaf, your knowledge of Finland amazes me. Very impressive! Of the squirrel songs, I choose Similä's gloomy version. Joyful music may not exist at all, there is only melancholy and self-ironic music. The Match Factory Girl is a wonderful depiction of heartlessness. I can't watch that film without crying, even though I know this nation isn't quite so hopeless. I also decide to cry at two scenes of Shadows in Paradise: at the beginning, where Esko Nikkari dies, and also at the end, when the car ferry leaves the harbour. Why - I don't know. Thank you for your heart-warming comment!

@@ruhjee13717 thank you so much! Gloomy but not hopeless. Depressive but definitely not in a dark way. I was just about to delete it but wanted to share it now because of Black Friday.

@donleino laughing out loud :D :D

@@boringpianoimprovisation hahaha

Not so annoying! 😄

Not so annoying, suits me, I ripped it to listen in a car... Edit: nice piece, my prog soul enjoyes it :). Reminds me to Bojan Gorišek/Aleš Kacjan piano/flute 1993 CD I got on a HiFi show in Ljubljana.

@zeljkohrvoj3032 thank you very much for your comment! I had fun when I played this, but it only got annoyed when I listened to it 😄 I'm going to google those musicians you mentioned!

@@zeljkohrvoj3032 thank you very much! I was disappointed with the conditions when playing and not very happy with this improvisation. But after reading your comment, I feel great that I shared the elephant music!

@donleino trucks are nice. I'm a bit hooked on a console game called Snowrunner. In it, you drive trucks in the forest, and not really much else. There's no rush, for instance no one threatens to kill me, my boss doesn't yell at me and there's not even traffic. The birds sing to me as I drive the truck through the forest.

@boringpianoimprovisation sounds like a truckers dream , ill check it out

@@christophermabry thank you very much! I felt the humbleness of the bees.

@@boringpianoimprovisation you take a different approach to improvisation than most people and I appreciate that very much. I specifically try to do things at least somewhat out of the ordinary. I generally like them but a never sure how they come off to the listener. Could you take a listen to something I posed recently and give me your honest opinion of it. If you say yes then i will post a link here.

Hello Sunkenindeaf! That was such a beautiful description of South African elephants! For a few years, I have been following the lives of rescued female elephants in Thailand (www.elephantnaturepark.org/about-us/ but mostly via UA-cam). They are incredibly wise, playful, adorable creatures! Thanks for your comment, you made me smile!

​I love elephants! They are amazing creatures, emphatic and intelligent. This impro is beautiful, I had to listen to it again.

​@@ruhjee13717 thanks a lot! I appreciate your kindness :)

@@zeljkohrvoj3032 that girl is amazing! She must be equipped with 3 brains. Thanks for this link, it made me feel relaxed!

@@boringpianoimprovisation Ajaj, Rachel is amazing. She grew up on progr. rock, as me. But I can play only turntable :( Steve Reich even on two pianos, is always different and make you analyze and think.

@@jamestreanor4361 you're right! The bass line is reminiscent of the Jaws theme. if i were a shark I'd go to a jazz club for dinner. But I would let the trumpet players live, they are far too precious.

@@boringpianoimprovisation what about sea “bass” players

@@jamestreanor4361 unfortunately they are way too valuable too. So are all drummers. I'd rather swim towards the flutists because their playing position is so unergonomic.

@@jamestreanor4361 thanks for sea bass, you made me laugh 😄

@ so anything with “scales” gets to live