Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.metal
Titolo: Chi mi aveva consigliato Bilbo..

 nel confronto diretto si sono resi conto di capitolare dopo 2 post.
Ogni tanto leggere ciò che si scrive aiuterebbe se non altro a evitare 
determinati, disastrosi, autogol. 

 E mi piace un casino. 
Ripensandoci, un [OT] ci stava. 
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 Ripensandoci, un [OT] ci stava. 
No, non per forza.
I chitarroni arrivano a metà.
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 ha scritto:
La parola di questo signore è oro colato: 
http://www.parlindh.com/trivia/
"I?ll tell you a story because it?s charming. As I was studying music in Paris in the eighties I 
had an old lady as harpsichord teacher. Now one day I came to class very proud because I 
had actually been able to afford practicing a lot that week (it costed a fortune to rent a 
rehersal studio in Paris) but also I had practised a lot with the metronome on this very 
difficult Bach fuge to get it just right before letting loose and playing it with the necessary 
freedom. So I played the fuge for her perfectly tight and in a intentionally sterile way looking 
for clinic perfection. In other words like the perfect student. 
Whereupon she slowly approached me and said "you have been rehersing with the 
metronome haven?t you?" I said "yes very much so to attain perfection". Then she said "the 
metronome is a very dangerous thing!!". I think of this every time I hear all those recording 
made to clicktrack these days. It?s a world apart from these two ways of thinking. The old 
way where rubatos, ritardandos, accelerandos etc. was an important part in the emotional 
palette any musicians had to his or hers disposal to create emotions. To these days where 
so many musicians use the stupid clicktrack as the crutches they need to be able to play 
tight on record or in public.
PLP has or will never use a mechanical clicktrack. It?s a matter of self respect as musicians. 
We don?t need those crutches!"
"Question (You): Why play the keyboard? Answer (Pär): Because it?s the coolest instrument 
to play. I want to quote the famous pianist Arthur Rubinstein. "My parents wanted me to 
become a violinist and they put a violin in my arms but I didn?t want to become one. 
However my parents insisted so I took the violin and smashed it on the floor because I 
wanted to be a pianist....I wanted to be able to be all the music not just a part of it. If you play 
the piano you can acctually be the whole orchestra yourself." He was right you know. No 
other instrument makes you able to be the whole music. You can play any symphony 
intended for a full symphonic orchestra (60-100 people) on the piano. If you play guitar or 
cello or any other instrument you can?t do that at all. This is the reason why the piano is 
really the King of all instruments. On the Harpsichord you can?t play a symphony because it 
requires a lute like playing style to sound good and also it lacks some 3 octaves. On the 
churchorgan you could play a piece intended for full orchestra but the result would not 
always be a good one because the churchorgan is a slow instrument which results in a 
muddy sound if you play fast passages. This is one of the limitations of that instrument. 
That?s why I like the Hammond so much because it?s one of the worlds most percussive 
instruments. On the Hammond you can play as fast as you want in any giant hall and every 
note can still be heard everywhere with perfect clarity."
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 E mi piace un casino.
Ha le caratteristiche che cercavi?
Ti saluto da Rivendell con un "La la la, la la la, la la la la lě"
Pietro
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