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Hello, a couple of days ago I polished up an old piece that I wrote almost 15 years ago. My source of inspiration was Schloss Burg an der Wupper, a medieval castle complex originally built in the 12th century near Solingen (Western Germany). Strictly speaking, a medieval piano piece is a paradox in itself, simply because of the instrument. Nevertheless, I tried to incorporate stylistic elements that are perceived as typically medieval today: parallel fifths and fourths, use of church modes (especially Phrygian), 6/8 time, dotted rhythms, constant pulse of quarter and eighth notes, stepwise progression, root-heavy harmonies, etc. From a music history perspective, very little of this is actually authentic, but that wasn't my intention. The main focus was on the effect. I'd be interested to hear what you think about it. https://youtu.be/uuqujiGUywM
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Hey All, Please check out my showreel http://www.stephenpacke.com/ and latest album https://open.spotify.com/album/56aF2rp1a5CAURdGgqaDtx and let me know if you'd like to to collaborate on anything :-) Cheers! Steve -
Can you think of any colour movies with an upright piano in, grand pianos are much easier to film because you can shoot the face over the top of the piano. The ones that immediately spring to mind are: Shine The pianist The legend of 1900 Can you think of anymore?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfZLhG-hm5o ^ Click to watch lana del rey - blue jeans
