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. I haven't played anything from him yet, but I have listened to many pieces are lovely. Actually the Romantic period is one of my favorites -you must know Schummann is from that time- so I also really love Chopin, and particulary the late works of Beethoven. Do you have any recommendations of good pieces from Schummann to listen or play ? Hope to hear from you soon 
I am glad you liked the article, I'll make sure to share any more intresting articles I read! Make sure you do to 
. The music sheets for "Requiem for a dream" can be found here: Page 1, «link» and... Yes I agree with you the performer is not as great, but it was really difficult to find a video of that piece. Yesterday I just read a really intresting article about the Goldberg Variations. I told you so much about it that made me wanna research more I found this very intresting article «link» and an intresting new performer: Simone Dinnerstein. Beware that there her recordings are comparted to Gould's 1950's recordings, while his 1982's recording are the "perfect" ones . Stay in touch!, Take care 
:!: Let me help you: "music on the papers" are called "music sheets" or "music scores" in English. You'll find them easily on google, or you may try this link: «link» . This a great site for Cla ssical music scores that are free. Popular music scores are usually sold but you could get lucky if you search . Tell me more about you and stay in touch! Cheers! . That concerto is incredible! By the way, regarding the music piece you recommended me, Années de pélerinage Vallée d' Obermann, were you taking about this: «link» ? From Liszt . See you soon! See you soon! I see you have linked Vladimir Sofronitsky in your name again. Really nice Glad to know too! Thanks for everything and let's keep in touch! I really enjoyed your video links! My email is «email» .
Hunderend of years later, Glenn Gould started to play piano, and it's said that one of the first difficult pieces he asked his teacher to teach him was the Goldberg Variations I will listen more Sofronitsky then 
I'll have a look. I guess I should listen to him ... and like composing waltz myself so many sound very chopin-like :) I really him 
Sorry but I thought you were like 50, - you said later age plus he began since he was four if I'm not mistaken ... Looking to become pianist, or just like listening to music? . What do you and how long? . But many times users leave messages so we'll read them after and answer :). Tell me more about you! Is your first time here?! Thanks for the support we would love to have you as a beta-tester! To stay tuned with the dev news and receive a beta-tester invitation as soon as it's ready, please sign-up here: «link» . Also, I have received your email too , so I'll contact you earlier for the focus groups and early releases we'll be trying with smaller groups. Thanks! Stay in touch! 
. Are you looking to become a beta-tester!? Stay in touch and thanks for stopping by! I am sure The Piano Encyclopedia will come in handy for you! If you already can easily play melodies on your right hand, then it will much easier for you, you must just add the right chords and you'll be beginning composing your first song! :wink:- And as you might know, improvisation is like "composing in very short time", so once you get the basics, you'll be able to color you melodies on the fly with a nice harmony and understand why other songs sound so 'good'. But it's looking REAL good! So we're very excited!
Even if no one is online feel free to leave messages or questions, they will be answered by any of the member of our community asap! Cheers! Rod 
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:arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: Page 1: «link» Many pianists and musicians come around... Stay in touch PLs If anyone has the notes for ``Requem for a dream`` let`s send them at this e-mail «email»
. So make sure to sign-up to the mailing list (here: «link» )to keep up with the latest news about the beta-testing release and the focus group -indeed- we'll giving away some free copies! Stay in touch and make sure to tell me more about you! . Stay in touch! 
my post came out quite long Well, I hope you enjoyed my story about my piano learning experience. Raph make sure to stay in touch and tell me more about you By the way, where are you from? Cheers! Make sure to let me know more about you! . I completely understand what you mean as I spent many years with lessons and no real progress myself. I would spend months reading and practicing new pieces, without any real path, and not learning anything really new in each new lesson. And that was just a couple of years ago -until everything changed when I met a teacher, which taught me some simple but very powerful music concepts, that really changed my piano life completely. It makes me really happy to know that the people that have signed-up when we just started our site are still together with us! . We're now almost finishing the development! It's a lot of work, a lot of writing, editing, programming, and designing! But we're all very excited as it's getting better each week! Stay in touch : we'll be giving away 25 copies of the full Piano Encyclopedia Product. Yes, you heard right! 25 people will get the Full-featured complete copy of the ready-to-sell product for FREE. You want to know more? Stay tuned and Sign-up to our newsletter now and I'll make sure you get all the juicy details soon: «link» . Cheers! We've just updated the technology of our Piano Community Room! We should now have about zero Spam, but better yet- we've added an RSS Feed so that you can now follow-up the piano community chat conversations too! 
This is fresh new, so please let us now if you experience any problems, and if so, write us to «email»! Stay tuned for more news about The Piano Encyclopedia developement- as we're getting close to the release date!!! Stay in touch! We'd be glad to listen to your piano-related questions and help you in whatever we can. We've been developing many exciting features for The Piano Encyclopedia, so make sure you check them out too: «link» . Stay in touch and tell me more about you. Gaiz, stay in touch and make sure to tell me more about you! You might leave any composing question you have here and we or the visitors will try to answer it. If not, you can just wait a couple of weeks until the release of The Piano Encyclopedia! Stay in touch and make sure to tell me more about you! So stay tight until we publish the exact release date! If you haven't subscribed to our newsletter make sure you do it soon: «link» . There is no risk and you may unsubscribe whenever you want, but if you don't sign-up, you'll never know what you're missing! Cheers! -we're all very excited into launching this Why?! We're certain to be developing a unique piano learning experience and we want everyone to enjoy it and try it out. Then, as well, we'll be launching a more complete version with added features for all the enthusiastic users that wish to support the developers, musicians, and all the people involved in this project! If you can wait until the end of this month, sign-up to our newsletter here «link» -we'll be sending out exclusive invitations so you can be one of the first to try out The Piano Encyclopedia. You'll get interactive keyboard diagrams of all the piano scales, including all the info you need to master piano playing, composing, and improvising. Believe me, you won't find a Piano Scale Dictionary as complete as this one! I just happen to have printed those out a few weeks ago. Requiem For a Dream Score, Page 1: «link» We have some great news, so make sure you check the new features we've developed at: «link» . As always, feedback and suggestions are very welcome. Stay in touch! Cheers! . Feel free to leave any messages, we'll read them afterwards! If you're looking for an invitation to be one of the first to try The Piano Encyclopedia as soon as it's launched, sign-up to our newsletter here: «link» . Cheers! Stay in touch! To become a beta tester for the public beta release you just need to subscribe to the newsletter. We'll be sending limited invitations close to the release date :wink:. However if you'd like to be part of the early private beta testing send me an email. Stay in touch! Happy New year! didn't want to send yet...anyway I just wanted to say, that I'm really looking forward to awesome project of yours. I'm playing piano for about 2,5years. And I practice for at least 3 hours per day but I don't know how to practice properly so hopefuly this is the place for me. I also want to learn how to write down music, but I'm having problems with rythm...so yeah hopefuly this will help. Btw Happy new year to you too We'll be taking vacations until around the first weeks of January! Please leave your messages and I'll read them afterwards! However, maybe I'll answer some sooner if I can! In the name of the whole The Piano Encyclopedia Team: Happy New Year!!! . Feel free to leave messages, I'll read them as soon as I get back. 
Thanks! Stay in touch! I have been self-taught for many years too so you remind me of older times If you want to be one the first to try this new experience make sure you stay tuned to our newsletter (You may sign up here: «link» )We'll post limited invitations for the beta versions and free releases.