Haydn: O Let Me in This Ae Night, Hob. XXXIa:61

 

This is a Scottish folk song that Haydn wrote an arrangement for.  I used the Pianet N sound for the keyboard part and the brighter of Nord's two Hohner String Melody II samples for the violin part.

Notation from IMSLP

Haydn: Divertimento in C major, Hob. XIV:3: II. Menuetto and Trio

 

This is written for clavier, two violins, and cello.  I played the clavier part with the Hohner Pianet N sound and all of the string parts with the mellower of Nord's two Hohner String Melody II samples.  I changed the dynamics in the Pianet part just by how hard I hit the keys (although the instrument doesn't have a large dynamic range), but for the strings, I used a volume pedal.

I shot video of the Pianet part but not the string parts.  They would have made editing the video more difficult, and I thought they wouldn't be very interesting to watch anyway.

Notation from IMSLP

"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.

Schubert: Entr'acte No. 3 Andantino from Rosamunde, D. 797

 

On the Hohner Clavinet demonstration record, there's an arrangement of this piece for solo keyboard.  I did an arrangement from flutetunes using the "A" voice of Nord's Clavinet D6 sound (with the Twin amp model) and the Hohner String Melody II sample.  It's a bit of a departure from my Hohner Pianet project, but I felt it was warranted.