Hohner Pianet

I played what's written as an F# in Telemann's notation as an E (in my modernized notation, it's the first note in the right hand in the fourth measure of the sixth line). I think the F# is a mistake. If it's an E, there's a sort of parallelism between the phrases in the sixth line (A D D D F# E F# | B E E E G F# G).

This is the last tune I plan on doing from the 168 Keyboard Pieces. I'm skipping quite a lot of pieces near the end, but they're just beyond my skill level. I'm also going to take a break from doing Pianet videos. I don't know when or if I'll do any more.

I also played this on Hammond organ, although I recorded it just on my phone.

Wednesday, January 17, 2024

Telemann: 168 Keyboard Pieces, TWV 36:97: Menuet

Wednesday, January 3, 2024

Telemann: 168 Keyboard Pieces, TWV 36:91: Menuet

Wednesday, December 20, 2023

"O Christmas Tree"

I got this from James Bastien's Great Christmas Carols Arranged for Organ, but I didn't play it exactly like it appears in the book. I played a regular E major instead of an E major 7.

Wednesday, December 6, 2023

Telemann: 168 Keyboard Pieces, TWV 36:82: Menuet

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

Mozart: Allegro in B flat major, K. 3

From IMSLP

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Telemann: 168 Keyboard Pieces, TWV 36:80: Aria

Sunday, October 22, 2023

Pianet T

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Here's the description from the ad:

YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU
HOHNER PIANET T
For the traveler, Hohner's Pianet T ‒ a compact electro/mechanical piano weighing just 38 pounds. The keyboard has 60 standard size piano keys for a five octave range. Amplified headphones permit private listening, and the Pianet T requires no batteries or electric power. Retails for about $650.