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Nice one. That reminds me of a very old Torley video "How to play piano like Philip Glass"
I was introduced to Glass's music in the 80s when I heard "Songs of Liquid Days". What a wonderful work that is!!
As a beginner, 16th note are a bit fast for me to play. The explanation and ideas are really great. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! I find the 16ths hard to play too!
This unlocked so much for me. I really enjoy minimalism but was unsure how to produce effective results on my own. Thanks for breaking this down!
Awesome 🙌 glad it helped 👍🏻
Fantastic, that's the influence for my next track sorted
Woohoo :)
@@richardpryn this video inspired me to write this, thanks so much for providing such great info and inspiration, ua-cam.com/video/ox934cI5gsI/v-deo.htmlsi=0GpoOBjtYDMd-v_D
Yep
Great source of inspiration, thanks very much for this !
Glad it was helpful!
@@richardpryn I've always been supporting the 'less is more' concept. Not only in my job :)
Yes it is a pearl of wisdom that is easily overlooked@@M4T
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Nice one. That reminds me of a very old Torley video "How to play piano like Philip Glass"
I was introduced to Glass's music in the 80s when I heard "Songs of Liquid Days". What a wonderful work that is!!
As a beginner, 16th note are a bit fast for me to play. The explanation and ideas are really great. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! I find the 16ths hard to play too!
This unlocked so much for me. I really enjoy minimalism but was unsure how to produce effective results on my own. Thanks for breaking this down!
Awesome 🙌 glad it helped 👍🏻
Fantastic, that's the influence for my next track sorted
Woohoo :)
@@richardpryn this video inspired me to write this, thanks so much for providing such great info and inspiration, ua-cam.com/video/ox934cI5gsI/v-deo.htmlsi=0GpoOBjtYDMd-v_D
Yep
Great source of inspiration, thanks very much for this !
Glad it was helpful!
@@richardpryn I've always been supporting the 'less is more' concept. Not only in my job :)
Yes it is a pearl of wisdom that is easily overlooked@@M4T