Hey! For anyone who watched inside, you would probably remember the part where he faked the Livestream, and played "inside" like a video game. My question, and I'm not sure if this is the best place for this, but when he plays the piano for 3 seconds, is that a real piano piece? It sounds super nice and I want to try to learn the full thing myself.
They don’t use reddit though I think.
This is a short story I read in a collection at least 40 years ago. Robert Benchly? James Thurber? I've tried looking in collections but haven't found it. It was about a man who was so fearful that he protected himself from every possible event ... wore gloves and protective equipment and even wore a beekeeper's mesh hat/veil when he left the house. He is eventually killed in a Rube Goldberg accident when through multiple improbable steps a piano winds up falling from a high building and kills him.
Hello composers!
I'm currently trying to write little pieces of music for piano. I enjoy it a lot but have a LOT to learn. So feedback is greatly appreciated. I hope you guys can help me and point out the flaws or what I can improve. :)
Thanks in advance.
Hello composers,
I'm trying to pick up writing music for piano as a hobby, This little piece is my third "project". It is safe to say that I'm an absolute beginner so feedback is greatly appreciated. Structure, melody, notation, everything is welcome, thanks in advance!
https://musescore.com/user/36320103/scores/6749784
edit: This is great, a lot of feedback, I feel like I learned so much from this alone already lol. ty everyone.
My main instrument is piano but I'm learning guitar. I don't really want to have to prioritise one instrument over the other so I was wondering if there's a middle ground for nail length. Thanks in advance for any advice!
