I loved hearing how that little right hand motif developed! Quiet and spacious at the beginning, and then really started to flow at the one minute mark. Also liked how it came back around to that beginning idea. Lovely…and all the more impressive because you did it as a speed run!

I loved hearing how that little right hand motif developed! Quiet and spacious at the beginning, and then really started to flow at the one minute mark. Also liked how it came back around to that beginning idea. Lovely…and all the more impressive because you did it as a speed run!

Love how your melodies call and answer each other as you progress through the track.  The main theme has a good feel to it and enjoyed that lower octave ending.  Excellent last min improv, I wouldn't have guessed it

Love how your melodies call and answer each other as you progress through the track. The main theme has a good feel to it and enjoyed that lower octave ending. Excellent last min improv, I wouldn't have guessed it :)

Thanks, I wasn't sure if it would come together, but sometimes when I'm under pressure, I tend to work more efficiently to get it done. Hoping to improve on this process.

[quote=Paisleyfrog]I loved hearing how that little right hand motif developed! Quiet and spacious at the beginning, and then really started to flow at the one minute mark. Also liked how it came back around to that beginning idea. Lovely…and all the more impressive because you did it as a speed run![/quote] Thanks, I wasn't sure if it would come together, but sometimes when I'm under pressure, I tend to work more efficiently to get it done. Hoping to improve on this process.

Thank you. I never really looked at it that way -- the "call and answer" method, but I can see that now.  I had a middle-aged cocktail lounge piano player as my instructor in the mid 1970's, and he taught me this left-hand rolling octave chord rhythm, which later evolved into the style I use a lot now. Hoping to spend more time on these improv sessions to make them better.  I appreciate the feeback.

[quote=Tone Matrix]Love how your melodies call and answer each other as you progress through the track. The main theme has a good feel to it and enjoyed that lower octave ending. Excellent last min improv, I wouldn't have guessed it :)[/quote] Thank you. I never really looked at it that way -- the "call and answer" method, but I can see that now. I had a middle-aged cocktail lounge piano player as my instructor in the mid 1970's, and he taught me this left-hand rolling octave chord rhythm, which later evolved into the style I use a lot now. Hoping to spend more time on these improv sessions to make them better. I appreciate the feeback.

Very pleasant listen. I should start to play piano one day, one day...

Very pleasant listen. I should start to play piano one day, one day...

lovely playing, glad i clicked over 

lovely playing, glad i clicked over :)

I really like the build up to the ending, seems like the motif was really under hands by then, and you were having fun with it.  Very nice track. 

I really like the build up to the ending, seems like the motif was really under hands by then, and you were having fun with it. Very nice track.

Thanks, the piano has been a great outlet for me most of my life.  It's never too late to start something new.

[quote=djippy]Very pleasant listen. I should start to play piano one day, one day...[/quote] Thanks, the piano has been a great outlet for me most of my life. It's never too late to start something new.

Thank you.  Appreciate the feedback.

[quote=jwh]lovely playing, glad i clicked over :)[/quote] Thank you. Appreciate the feedback.

Thanks, not sure where I was going with this, but I guess it came together in the end.  Appreciate the feedback.

[quote=Napear]I really like the build up to the ending, seems like the motif was really under hands by then, and you were having fun with it. Very nice track. [/quote] Thanks, not sure where I was going with this, but I guess it came together in the end. Appreciate the feedback.

No matter how lazy the production, it's very easy to be lazy with this playing.
- Raioh

No matter how lazy the production, it's very easy to be lazy with this playing. - Raioh