It's amazing the action matters so much. As a beginner, you only begin to notice this once you play a few instruments. You tend to acclimate to the first instrument without knowing it's better or worse.
Dynamics is interesting in this piece. It should not be too dramatic and, as one of the teachers on Tonebase said, is like listening to the tuning of the piano. Brad Mehldau plays is quite interestingly on his album “After Bach”. I have been really fascinated by his jazz impressions and he became my jazz pianist to follow
@@mfurman I'm self learning stuf at the moment (not now though) haha. I do listen to other pianists to get what I'm aiming for in the sound. For fingering I just fish it out because I can't see🎹🎶
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It's amazing the action matters so much. As a beginner, you only begin to notice this once you play a few instruments. You tend to acclimate to the first instrument without knowing it's better or worse.
@@Xonatron Thank you for commenting 😊
A beautiful sound.
I have a Yamaha P 125b.
A greats digital pianos.
@@ramonaquileshernandezbernal Thank you 😊 I like GHS action and sounds of P-125.
I learned this my self. Working on the dynamics🎹 🎶
Dynamics is interesting in this piece. It should not be too dramatic and, as one of the teachers on Tonebase said, is like listening to the tuning of the piano. Brad Mehldau plays is quite interestingly on his album “After Bach”. I have been really fascinated by his jazz impressions and he became my jazz pianist to follow
@@mfurman I'm self learning stuf at the moment (not now though) haha. I do listen to other pianists to get what I'm aiming for in the sound. For fingering I just fish it out because I can't see🎹🎶
😂😂