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Perhaps my musical education is not what it should be, but a quick search for "album 'one instrument'" didn't seem show this idea. Basically you take one instrument (piano) and have various musicians play music from their own genres on that particular piano. You might start off with a jazz player,
then switch to a classical music player, then rockabilly, gospel, traditional, blues, avant-gard, etc. Ideally the players would be established artists. The point is: one piano can sound so very different in the hands of good musicians. I suppose other albums can be done for the violin and guitar.
Boesendorfer CEUS
http://www.boesendo...oducing-system.html Possibly useful tool. Note esp. "umpteen" [csea, Aug 12 2009]
Irrelevant, and yet twice now opening this idea I thought of this...
http://www.darkroas...cal-instrument.html ...so I'm posting it again. [2 fries shy of a happy meal, Aug 12 2009]
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[+] 'twould be good for A/B'ing makes and models. Imagine an industry standard suite of pieces to put new models through their paces. |
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Or the fuckin' theremin!! |
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"saw play" the album. genres: folk, heavy metal,
playground. |
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I would like to hear piano electronica. |
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/Or the fuckin' theremin!!/ |
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I can imagine how one might play it. It would help to be male, I think. |
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