Francisco Mignone - Pequena Valsa de Esquina (1947)

[JustLittleSheep]

Vc poderia me ceder a partitura não se encontra nem para vender....



[ronaldmignone]

It's great!

Bravo!

[gamorrean]

What was the name of the sheet book you found this piece from ? any chance you could otherwise scan it for me ? :)

Thanks in advance!

[zolhof]

@gamorrean I bought it from Livraria Musimed (google) .. I'd love to help but I don't have a scanner :(

[gamorrean]

@zolhof Thanks,, I'll go after it ! its hard to find it as I live in Europe..

but it's a very nice piece,,

Im about to have the Beyond this life sound patches ready for the Korg Oasys,, may you be interested,, I've already added you on facebook ( Martijn Meijer )

[gamorrean]

@zolhof any chance you know which book ? :)

[Sina6600]

very nice :-)

[DiobloHunter]

Would you consider this a nicer piano than the Roland Fantom X8?

[zolhof]

Never played the X8 piano, sorry

[Scrubsobsession]

I'm sure it is it cost more than twice as much. and is newer,

[patfrisari]

Increíble ! J ´adore Mignone !

[pragueguy]

Nice piece, nice playing.. and nice comment about your mother, too! I really am enjoying getting to know these not-so-long-ago Brazilian composers such as Mignone..

[zolhof]

thanks a lot for your comment! Mignone was a genius, considered the King of Waltz here in Brasil. You should check his "Valsas de Esquina" and "Valsas-Choro" too, they´re beautiful

[zolhof]

That´s the 000 patch, without any tweak! Yes, I do use the sustain pedal (Korg DS-1H), it definitely gonna add a lot of expression to your sound and playing!

[SAMusicStudios]

all your videos are great!!! you must creat a DVD with you. "BRAVO" =D>

[zolhof]

hahaha nicest comment ever! thanks, you´re so kind, but I have a long long long road before thinking about such thing, remember, I´ve been playing for less than 4 months!! :)

[zolhof]

that´s right, patch 000 from User-A bank (EXs2). it sounds decent enough for youtube, but since you own an Oasys, you know how great those pianos REALLY sound. later

[fabrycariapiano]

bravo!