D. Scarlatti Sonata in F# minor K.67 (L.32), version II

D. Scarlatti Sonata in F# minor K67 (L32). Pitch = A440.
Almost the same errors as in the other video [now deleted] :-/ ...
But to be honest, I haven't really worked much (if at all) to correct those problems.

The piano sound is the C2 Concert Grand from Pianoteq 2.2 (http://www.pianoteq.com/), reverb set to Concert Hall - Audience. Hear the difference!
It sounds almost exactly like a real piano, compared to Kawai's default samples.

High quality stereo version here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1_GuX_wIY4&fmt=18

Category:

Music

Tags:

• domenico
• scarlatti
• sonata
• k67
• l32
• kirkpatrick
• longo
• kawai
• ca-51
• digital
• piano
• beginner
• modartt
• pianoteq

[Fumoffuuu]

so, this is played on the kawai ca 51, but with another piano sampling from pianoteq? so, how does that work? if you dont mind, it would be great to hear a little more in deail how that works! ^^; thanks for a great vid!

[shirakawa2]

I play live (sound generation in real-time) with Pianoteq by connecting my pc to the digital piano with an USB-midi cable and record via software loopback the output sound with an audio editing program (Audacity). Then, when I'm done, I mix and sync together the audio with the recorded video. I'm not sure it's the correct approach, though, it's very prone to errors.

[imperialpod]

Nice playing and a good sound too.

Unfortunately alot of people tend not to like the sound from this program but it sounds good to me!

[shirakawa2]

Thanks. I have trust in Pianoteq as it gets better every new version (and also because on a technical point of view it's a very interesting concept). Sampled pianos may get software updates but will always remain the same unless the original piano gets sampled again.

[bexxx323]

why aren't there more videos of this sonata on youtube!?

[aanderlini]

Loved it! Well done, great piece

[jjandhong]

Thanks for posting. You played well. This is the only video I can find on yourtube for this song. My little boy is learning this, and I hope to find a version that's a bit slower.

[smiley1295]

i actually think you played it too fast. if it would have been in the tempo as depicted at the sheet music, it would have been more expressive.

[guitarharpsichord]

maybe you could try with a harpsichord sound?;-)

[MrEbaby2010]

Very fluent playing. Good job.

[mepiano1]

I don´t know what people hear. the sonata is "NOT" played well in any way. After the first section you have to play an e sharp. The technique is no technique. You don´t control your fingers. It´s the other way around!! You should be ashamed to post something like this. Don´t you have a hobby?

[TomHendricksMusea]

Wonderful technique!

[mmooccaarrtt]

First this is comment like musition to musition...

Tempo is fine,BUT...when left hand goes from 0:04 to 0:09 you are hurrying,so and from 0:30 to 0:34,so and after repetition...

for my taste there are too much of legato.

I won't talk about errors,because everyone make them.Just harmonize tempo from begining to the end.

Keep playing :)

all good