I would like to know more about the sound. I find this sound very interesting: a piano sound that has more overtones than any piano I've ever heard (acoustic or electronic), yet at the same time, it does not sound overly harsh (as would normally be expected), because it successfully blends in with the choir sound. Very interesting. Another poster said this is a "Roland G8". I just looked it up and it's thousands of dollars. Is there any cheaper way to get such a sound?
I'm running a line from the aux out from my mixing board to a 5 year old (outdated) Sony DVD camcorder. The Sony has a tendancy to overcompress the signal, but I don't want to spend the money for aynthing else right now.
Another great interpretation Chris. I don't yet have "White Rock" so now you've got me surfing youtube checking out the Wakeman/White Rock stuff. I might just have to pick that one up.
Anyway, man, you have a great ear! I'd love to be able to learn tunes that way. "Mary Had a Little Lamb", "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"...... maybe. Rick Wakeman compositions?....Not this week brother! :>)
White Rick is available at Amazon, but it's very expensive. Last I checked, $59. It used to be listed around $600 (No Earthly Connection used to be that high too). Anything beyond $30 seems crazy to me. Even $30 is crazy. I may just get crazy one day and buy it, 'cause my vinyl LP is so thrashed, it would take too much filtering to convert to a MP3.
Anyway - thank you again for the compliments. I like your stuff alot too and look forward to new posts from you.
Nice job mate. Love it
docproc11 8 months ago
This is a pretty interesting Composition and well performed - you make a good case for it.
FeBlandMusic 11 months ago
absolutly great!!!!!
sevenender 1 year ago
Absolutely brilliant - brought back some memories. Thanks
Johnboy145 1 year ago
I would like to know more about the sound. I find this sound very interesting: a piano sound that has more overtones than any piano I've ever heard (acoustic or electronic), yet at the same time, it does not sound overly harsh (as would normally be expected), because it successfully blends in with the choir sound. Very interesting. Another poster said this is a "Roland G8". I just looked it up and it's thousands of dollars. Is there any cheaper way to get such a sound?
agent8698 1 year ago
Cool!!! 5 rated for your performance
Leonardodemiranda 2 years ago
Superb! Beautiful! Bravo!
JDAeon 2 years ago
Muy buena su interpretación en teclados de este tema de Rick Wakeman, Searching for gold, que realmente es una bella composición.
carlitos1234567890 2 years ago
Beautiful. Wish I could play that.
tamsarian9 2 years ago
fantastic. roland g8 power and what an amazing piece. love it. beautiful and emotive. what a good piece should do. superb.
pianoman1974 2 years ago
Hé very very good - next song show the chords - then we poor student can learn 5******
seemypagetoo
ankhaton 2 years ago
this is one of wakeman's best, and you played it so beautifully. it is amazing! what are your recording equipment?
surfeitmusic 2 years ago
Thank you.
I'm running a line from the aux out from my mixing board to a 5 year old (outdated) Sony DVD camcorder. The Sony has a tendancy to overcompress the signal, but I don't want to spend the money for aynthing else right now.
bubblabu 2 years ago
I see. I wish I had my own com to record stuff.. then I would get a mic. lol.
surfeitmusic 2 years ago
Wrong key!
kirkmach32 2 years ago
Thanks for your comment.
All I can tell you is it's in the same key as the CD I played with as I was learning it.
God Bless America!
bubblabu 2 years ago
Another great interpretation Chris. I don't yet have "White Rock" so now you've got me surfing youtube checking out the Wakeman/White Rock stuff. I might just have to pick that one up.
Anyway, man, you have a great ear! I'd love to be able to learn tunes that way. "Mary Had a Little Lamb", "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"...... maybe. Rick Wakeman compositions?....Not this week brother! :>)
Thanks for the great vids. You're an inspiration.
rickfreslanta 2 years ago 2
Thank you.
White Rick is available at Amazon, but it's very expensive. Last I checked, $59. It used to be listed around $600 (No Earthly Connection used to be that high too). Anything beyond $30 seems crazy to me. Even $30 is crazy. I may just get crazy one day and buy it, 'cause my vinyl LP is so thrashed, it would take too much filtering to convert to a MP3.
Anyway - thank you again for the compliments. I like your stuff alot too and look forward to new posts from you.
bubblabu 2 years ago
Wonderful!
cmariamagda 2 years ago
Beautiful!
rfmauri 2 years ago
Stunning, excelent performance man, I had forgotten this song, and it's awesome
Gabrielprog 2 years ago
!!! This is amazing, i wish i could play like that!!, is it learned by ear or sheet music?
ive been trying to learn Wakeman pieces by ear, for a while, but its hard, this is truly inspirational.
Keep it coming!
Cheers from Norway!
Jan-Erik S. Helle
WakemanFan90 2 years ago
Than you for your kind words.
I play/learn by ear only.
bubblabu 2 years ago
Wow! This is one of Wakeman's best pieces. Very nicely done. Rated *****
drdigital1 2 years ago
Just freaking awesome, dude. Thanks for sharing! It's a joy to hear you share your favorite keyboard pieces.
-Arroyo-
arroyomusic 2 years ago
Thank you very much!
bubblabu 2 years ago