NAMM 2019 Fazioli F278 (Interview with Paolo Fazioli at end of video)
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2019
- I was fortunate enough to have unrestricted access to the Fazioli F278 in Fazioli's private room at their booth at NAMM 2019. Later, I had the incredible opportunity to have a short interview with Mr. Fazioli himself, and he explains the story behind his piano's signature sound.
A shout out to mr. Fazioli. Thank you so much for making my piano my 278 I love it.I have been talking to my wife about downsizing from my home and I told her I will not trade my f278 for a smaller piano or another brand. I will just find a place for it no matter what. Thank you again for the magic that you have created in this wonderful instrument!!
That's great !!!
Woah FAZIOLI?! I'm so jealous! It's really cool to have him on your channel. Love your videos James!
A truly genuine person who shares music for the love of music.
Mr. Fazioli has time for James, but the gimmicky australian brand can't even get him a piano to test LMAO
Excellent!!
Thank for these videos!
❤️❤️😍
Thank you, as for me I am having the time of my life.
@@ThePianoforever
Good continuation!
This i s a wonderful interview and Mr. Faziloi. He talks of the connection to the Italian way, the music, the opera, the culture. And that F278, wow.
I had a wonderful time with Mr. Fazioli, and that piano was awesome, too. Glad you liked the video!
I love how you just smile and nod every time Fazioli looks your way XD
I respect Mr. Fazioli a great deal, he is just one in a million. In just 40 years he has created a company that is different than any other, but easily competes with the best in the world.
What an exciting opportunity for you! Well done, and I am glad you captured it on video to share with us.
WOW! I listened to this interview three times. Blown away each time! An extraordinary performance on an extraordinary piano! An extraordinary interview, as well... What a coup!
Now, James, when will you start releasing commercial recordings of your performances? Are you ready for that? WE ARE!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! NAMM is truly an extraordinary event, and getting to play on this piano and talk to Mr. Fazioli was really amazing.
This man is the Rolls, the Royce, the Pagani and Enzo Ferrari -all together- in the world of pianos!
The sustain is remarkable and the bass notes even through the compression of YT sound deep, powerful and velvety.
Amazing version of pirates of the caribbean theme, really great skills.
I must be honest, I was never able to play it better.
I just went for it, and the action could deliver everything I asked of it.
Quelle démonstration, quelle performance! Bravo! Merci!
Nice you were able to meet The Man Himself. Someday I may have a sound system that is equal to the quality of the instrument, but for now I have to use what I have.
What piano sounds better than a Fazioli f278? A Fazioli f308! Paolo Fazioli makes terrific instruments.
Both are wonderful for sure.
Are you going to get your signed while Mr. Fazioli is here?
@@ThePianoforever Yes, that is the plan for tomorrow. I'll try to get some photos and video. If I do, I will email them to you.
@@ThePianoforever As a suggestion, you should find the video of you playing "Pirates of the Caribbean" on the f308 and intercut with "Pirates of the Caribbean" in this video. It would be an interesting comparison between the f278 and the f308.
Wooow...my respect! So well played...I am speechless...good power and emotions! Wish to you all the Best for the future....sunny
Biggi Bechtold Sunflower, so wonderful to have you come by my channel. I still remember how nice you were to me in the early days, and I will always be thankful.
Wow, you met the maker of that piano. Excellent skills playing the Pirate
James,
Well done interview, short and to the point!
Your right, the piano sound is superb.
Too bad, we can't really enjoy this instrument over the internet, but hopefully you'll come across one where you can demonstrate its versatility in a quieter setting.
Cheers,
Rik
Rik,
I thought the sound was really great. I switched mics when I started playing pirates, by playing a loud piece like that I was able to set the gain lower to remove all of the background noise.
I should have mentioned that, the Pirates was clean sounding and your embellishments were great!
Awesome in every way ! Ure playing knocked me out into a great High, Man - yeah takes one's breath away! That action model - unique! The man Himself (Fazioli) - knock out original Italiano way of making belle canto !
Wow. When you taking it home? Never saw you more excited!! This piano is made for your talent.
It was a wonderful experience.
A like from Italy.
Here in Argentia we music and piano lovers really enjoy your videos !! do come down here sometime
Lovely!
It was one of the highlights of my reviewing pianos.
Mr. Fazioli is one of the nicest people in the industry.
Good video. Love to hear more of your playing. My teenaged hero was Artur Rubenstein. ... and Albert Schweitzer who was a medical missionary to Africa and a concert musician.
I would have loved to meet the great masters of the past, but the closest I ever came was to play on Horowitz's piano when I was about 8 years old. Since that time Steinway has taken it apart and removed all of the special changes that Horowitz had done during his lifetime. Their goal was to make it sound like a new Steinway instead of Horowitz's piano. A great part of history has been lost forever. I would have loved to study the original Horowitz piano and understand just a little bit of who he was as a musician.
@@ThePianoforever That's just awful. What an incredible act of vandalism. And of contempt for Horowitz's tuner whose life's work it was. A special place in Hell awaits those guys.
nice interview.
The Ferrari of pianos. I want one.
Fazioli pianos are incredible in every way, I want one too!
What a great privilege for interviewing this great man and piano maker for us ! This was a treat ! I enjoyed seeing the model of the piano workings. Thanks very much James ! Cheers !
I had never seen a model before of a Fazioli action. It worked to perfection just like it was installed in a Fazioli piano. I have played many models, but none have played to the level that this model did.
@@ThePianoforever I am so happy you went to the 2019 NAMM show. How did you get an interview with Mr. Fazioli? Incredible ! He must have known of your work. That piano is truly outstanding. I can think of several pieces that would sound better on that piano than any other brand. A treat for you too ! This was one of your most exciting videos on pianos. It was like you were test driving a Ferrari 458 for us ! Bravo ! You made my day James ! You made history ! Cheers !
I was shocked to see all the people who seemed to know me from UA-cam. I was surprised when they would walk up to me and ask me about pianos they were interested in, or to just say hello.
@@ThePianoforever What a nice story James. It shows your hard work on this channel is paying off. I am sure most viewers would seek a piano recommendation from you. You are very knowledgeable on instruments. That has always been a part of your channel. Keep it up James ! Cheers !
Was that the Jarrod Radnich arrangement? It’s on my bucket list.
Nice job.
Yes, it was! It's a great song to test out pianos with.
Love the tone and playing! Faziolis are wonderful pianos. I know two people who own a Fazioli. But a little sterile sounding to me. I guess I’m just more use to the Steinway tone. Maybe my opinion would change if I played both side by side and in person. I guess that’s what made me choose my Estonia. It seems to mimic the sound of a Hamburg Steinway which is to my preference. I appreciate Faziolis pursuit of perfection though!
I own one of the best Steinway concert grands, but the Fazioli.....
I agree. But I think overtime they'll evolve their sound. For now I still think Bosendorfer Imperial sounds way better
Wish i was there and say BRAVO
Thank you. I have been so well received by many people within the piano industry as of late, and this is giving me new access to some areas that were not available to me before.
The piano got gut's for music.
So, it speaks Italian 🎶, eh? 👍🏼🤠
Nowhere nearly as good as a Stuart&Sons.... hahaha
No drama here lol.... Mr. Fazioli is a really great guy who truly makes world-class pianos!
ThePianoforever I agree I like the fazioli too
Be honest with me is 60 too old to start learning to play a piano
People ask this question all of the time, and the answer is always the same, not if you enjoy playing! If you sit down once a day and practice for a period of time that you can allot once a day you will learn the piano. I started a little series that you can follow online and it is without charge. I will include a link at the end of this comment. It is in a series of three videos, Performance, lesson, and scales. Watch all three videos, then you can start on the scales. Do not try to play fast as that will com naturally over time. Try to play smoothly, once you start to get the hang of it a little bit try playing along at a super slow tempo. If you would like you can pick up speed over time, but always try to play accurately before speed.
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@@ThePianoforever Thanks I will take your advice. I suppose the piano is about the only thing ON my bucket list.