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keith lard’s diary for today's busy lifestyles. promotes health, vitality, and a glossy shiny coat. beyond the veil 14 november 2015 ‘ modern music is as dangerous as narcotics’, wrote the composer mascagni. accordingly, you will need no pharmaceutical assistance as dj bitfield takes you on a spiritual journey through psychonoetic worlds beyond traditional harmony, accompanied by arvo pärt, max richter, john tavener, john adams, einojuhani rautavaara, and henryck górecki. 00:00 max richter - spring 1 (recomposed: the four seasons) 02:29 arvo pärt - fratres for cello & piano (fratres) 14:07 john tavener - 1. the protecting veil (the protecting veil) 21:56 arvo pärt - sarabande (collage über bach) 24:58 john adams - loops and verses (shaker loops) 31:48 henryck górecki - no. 3 (three olden style pieces) 36:11 einojuhani rautavaara - 1. con grandezza (piano concerto no. 1, op. 45) 45:55 arvo pärt - ludus (tabula rasa) d ownload the mp3 : beyond the veil.mp3 music add new comment no wrong notes 19 may 2013 the piano ain’t got no wrong notes. —thelonius monk h ere is a photo tour of my piano (which i may or may not have mentioned before ). the process of buying this piano was interesting. being a digital sort of person, and owning a half-decent midi keyboard already, i first looked at digital pianos such as the yamaha arius , which is fairly affordable and a bit better than a regular electronic keyboard. i went to chappells and played a couple, and while they were perfectly fine, that’s all they were - fine. for musicians, buying an instrument is a process of mutual seduction. you want to find the instrument that captivates you, that makes you sound amazing, that you can’t stop playing. the one that seems to fit you like a lover, and responds willingly under your hands. the digital pianos, by contrast, were clean, bland, and sexless (so to speak). i decided i needed to look at acoustic instruments, even if it meant stretching the budget a little to get something of quality (i still had no idea at this point how much i’d end up spending). so i went to a few second-hand piano shops to look at what was around. most of what i saw was pretty feeble: poor old broken-down things which were barely in tune, with sticky actions and wobbly voicing. when i told one proprietor what i was looking for, he perked up and said, “ah! what you want is a musician’s piano.” i was a bit puzzled by this (what other kind of piano is there?). but, when i thought about it, i understood what he meant. people buy pianos for lots of reasons, not all of them musical, and there were some gorgeous shiny black satin beasts in the shop which were clearly made to be furniture. one shop i went back to a couple of times, because the owner (a piano technician and restorer) was immensely knowledgeable and forthcoming, and quite happy to let me roam the shop all day, plunking and tinkling a variety of ivories at leisure. to his enormous credit, he never tried to sell me a piano (if only all piano shop owners were so wise). instead, we just talked and talked, played music, drank tea, and let nature take its course. in a corner of his shop was this beautiful old bechstein: it looked a bit tired and unloved, and in need of a fair bit of restoration, but it sounded glorious: sweet, dark, and smoky, like brown sugar. i knew i’d found my piano! a couple of months, an action overhaul, a good clean, regulation, voicing, and a very substantial cheque later, it arrived at its new home. it’s a c. bechstein model 9, made in berlin in 1911. it’s fun to speculate about all the owners it’s had before me, the houses it’s lived in, and the music that’s been played on it. since it arrived, it’s very quickly become part of the family, if you like, and i spend many a happy hour in the library plonking through bits of bach, beethoven, satie, and so on. every day after work and before dinner i’ll have my piano ‘playtime’ (never ‘practice’). sometimes i like to put on herbie hancock and art tatum records and jam along, or improvise free-form jazz odysseys like keith jarrett. other times i wind up the metronome and have fun seeing how fast and accurately i can play technical exercises like hanon, schmitt, and parallel motion scales. but the main purpose of a piano, as i’m sure you’ll agree, is to play bach, and that i do in full measure and with huge joy. there’s something wonderfully accessible about great music. if you love works of art, it’s usually something you can only experience as a consumer. you can’t sculpt your own henry moore, or paint your own mona lisa. but you can buy or download the sheet music for a bach prelude, and hunt and peck your way through it. there’s no level of musical ability where you can’t play bach (or anything else for that matter). you may do more or less justice to it depending on your technical skill and musicianship, but even i (hesitatingly, and with many wrong notes, despite what thelonius monk says) can produce those marvellous sounds and, for a moment, be the conduit for the magic. and there really is nothing like a real piano. when you play it, it plays you back. you can feel the momentum of the hammers flying up to the strings and back through the linkages and keys to your fingers, and hear the sympathetic harmonics of every note across the hundreds of strings, resonating and singing like tibetan bells. it’s alive in a way that even the most sophisticated electronic instruments can’t be: a messy, complicated, organic life, which makes it a never-ending joy to play. add new comment bunnies 09 may 2013 i noticed this little bunny ( oryctolagus cuniculus ) hopping around my lawn the other day and took a sneaky picture. a few days later i was sitting in the garden looking at things and thinking, and thinking and looking, when two rabbits appeared! probably a buck and his doe, or the other way round if you are not being sexist, but i am not sure which is which. they seemed quite happy to coexist with the pheasants ( phasianus colchicus ) who also like to roam my lawn in the velvet cool of evening: a cock and his little harem of three hens (much of nature seems to be regrettably pre-feminist) who like nothing better than to gobble up my freshly-sown grass seed and sometimes steal food off the bird table. the rabbits, while incredibly nervous of any sound or motion, seem entirely oblivious of the pheasants pecking around them, and vice versa. interestingly though, when a raptor of some kind flew over, and the cock gave his wild alarm shriek, the rabbits also scattered for cover. evidently they don’t mind pheasants, but they are smart enough to use them as an alarm system. it is a fine thing to lounge in the garden and watch so many different species of animals eating all my stuff. well, there’s plenty to go around. animals photos add new comment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last » subscribe twitter follow @keithlard on twitter for daily chortles, dubious factoids, and whimsical marginalia. search search this site: recent posts beyond the veil no wrong notes bunnies breakfast moonwatch springwatch with keithlard the one infinity bitcast: part one keithlard's magic piano 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last » monthly archive november 2015 (1) may 2013 (3) april 2013 (2) february 2013 (2) december 2012 (1) november 2012 (1) october 2012 (1) august 2012 (1) july 2012 (5) june 2012 (1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 next › last » all tags architecture astronomy bikling birds bitfield bitfield & the major books comics cornwall eden love me movies music photos recipes more tags further reading if you didn’t like this, you won’t like: moose mansions - an alleged ‘comedy’ webzine shimari - my diary of playing go, the world’s most absorbing board game cribbage corner - the greatest card game for two players bitfield consulting - my business blog hunt the artist - original paintings of cornwall cornish ceremonies - get married in cornwall web feed

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