This piece of music by Ludvig Schytte (1848-1909) is one of 12 'Petits Préludes' from Op. 65.
Youtube comments ...
ManuBenable: Really nice music...do you know Little Prelude
by Schytte?
BirdsBrasil: Tks a lot, my friend!
cubusdk: That is a Roland info video and it is just
the sound from the GX keyboard.
BirdsBrasil: Stealing a little bit of your time. Would you
can watch this video and tell if our friend
is using JUST the sounds built-in or using a
external device, like a computer and software or
the supernatural kit.
Thank you Cubus! By the way, your recordings are
amazing!
watch?v=WG6gYU9pQCw
cubusdk: I used the built in Piano No. 6 on GX and
configured max hammernoise. Piano No. 6 is a
fantastic sound but also rather difficult to
play with because of the quite abrupt changes
in tonecharacter in the 3 velocities. It
seems that I used Soundblaster reverb from my
PC, but try the using cathedral reverb on the
keyboard, it is also very good. If you have
purchased the GX (and not the NX) you should
consider the add on card to 'supernatural' piano
sounds.
BirdsBrasil: This recording... you were using the sound of
the piano or used a software to improve it? It
sounds amazingly superb. I bought this piano
yesterday and I saw that it comes with some CDs.
Sonar, I believe... I tried several instruments
and loved the choirs and strings. It is
incredible the capacity to put them together.
So, I will need a software to reach the sound
that I listen at this recording?
cubusdk: You might as well consider a change to a
software piano on a computer and still use
your keyboard as a midi interface to the
computer. The keyboard on the RD-700GX is quite
good but on my recent videos I use the sound
from software pianos. By the way, the keyboard
should be even better on the latest model, the
RD-700NX.
BirdsBrasil: I have the p140s Yamaha. I will do like you:
change this keyboard to roland rd700gx.
Great work, man. Hugs from Brazil.
abrahammulder: Very nice, but according to the sheetmusic the
tempo should be moderato, you play it
lento/andante. Nevertheless I like it very much
and I believe that you play it slower because
its sounds more romantic. I think that I'm going
to play it the same way. Many polyfonic pieces
are sounding better at a slow tempo, many people
are playing Bach for example to fast. Bach is
most beautiful at a slower tempo because it
gives the music more harmony.
geogodley: LUDVIG SHITE? hahah
MIXOLYDIAN123:  thanks
MIXOLYDIAN123: thanks
cubusdk: Schytte should be pronounced 'Skøtte'. The
letter ø is pronounced like the french word
bleu (blue) without the 'bl'.
MIXOLYDIAN123: help me out here before I embarras myself
telling friends about this composer... you
pronounce his surname..????? Shite, Sheet,
Shiter, Sheeter? HELP :o)
audioko: so reassuring in its beauty and warmth
StevyLeRoi: Simply AMAZING!!!
MagicDonDino: very very sweet!!
I will see the sheet, thanks a lot!
UsKciTo: It seems like an easy song but is just so
relaxing =D.. thanks for posting
accordiona: What a perfectly beautiful piece! Your playing
is so sensitive and refined. This is a gem!
*****
Lorna
gruupi: I love how you keep finding these great
pieces by composers who I have never heard. Nice
playing as always.
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