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Scherzo No. 2 Opus 31 Composed by Frederic Chopin Sequenced by Dan Kury Version: Professional/Classic Perspective | The Scherzo No. 2 in B flat minor, Op. 31 is Frederic Chopin's most famous scherzo. Dan Kury meticulously sequenced this scherzo in Digital Performer and modeled it after a Yundi Li interpretation. The Professional version/Classic perspective was used in this demonstration. | |
Intermezzo in A Major Composed by Johannes Brahms Sequenced by John Grant Version: Professional/Under Lid Perspective | The Intermezzo in A Major from Klavierstücke (Six Piano Pieces), Op. 118, is one of the most popular and beloved works that Johannes Brahms wrote for the piano. The Intermezzo in A Major is beautifully done by John Grant. | |
Village Green Composed by Jeremy Soule Performed by Jeremy Soule Version: Professional/Under Lid Perspective | Jeremy Soule has provided music for some of the most successful and admired games of all time. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Harry Potter, Total Annihilation, SOCOM: The Navy Seals and the Elder Scrolls series can all attribute music to him. This comes from Gaia's upcoming Casual MMO | |
Traumerei, Opus 15, No.7 "Kinderszenen" Composed by Robert Schumann Sequenced by John Niehay Version: Professional/Classic Perspective using Una corda Pedal | Here is an example of the soft (una corda) pedal being used in Robert Schumann's "Traumerei". John Niehay sequenced this in Sonar using the Authorized Steinway as a VST plug-in. | |
Orchestral Variation for Piano No.3 Composed by Janusz Podrazik Programmed by Janusz Podrazik Version: Professional/Close Perspective | This is an algorithmically composed work by Janusz Podrazik with the help of Symbolic Composer. The Professional version/Close perspective was used in this demonstration. Janusz Podrazik's website is here. | |
Gaia "Combat" Composed by Jeremy Soule Performed by Jeremy Soule Version: Professional/Classic Perspective | Here is an example of the Authorized Steinway used in a cinematic orchestral score. This is a piece that Jeremy Soule has been working for the Gaia Casual MMO. It uses the Professional version/Classic perspective of the Authorized Steinway. | |
Jazz Comparison Demos Improvization by W. Michael Jaap These demos provide a straight comparison of all of the mic positions (perspectives) and also the Basic version. These are very short for quick comparisons. | Under the Lid Perspective - Jazz Improvization | |
Player Perspective from the Bench - Jazz Improvization | ||
Classic Perspective - Jazz Improvization | ||
Stage Side Perspective - Jazz Improvization | ||
Close Audience Perspective - Jazz Improvization | ||
Basic ($99) Version - Jazz Improvization | ||
Songs Without Words Opus 19, No 1 in E major (Sweet Remembrance) Composed by Felix Mendelssohn Part Played by Bill Jones Part Sequenced & Mixed byDan Kury Version: Professional/Stage Perspective | This is the most well-known and melodic of the "Songs Without Words" series by Mendelssohn and performed, in part, by Steinway artist Bill Jones, at the Troy Music Hall using the same Model D concert grand as sampled in the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand. The other parts were sequenced by Dan Kury in Digital Performer. Even if you can tell which parts are real and which are sequenced, I believe we accomplished our goal of capturing the beautiful sound that Steinway is know for. | |
Nocturne - Opus 9/2 Composed by Frederic Chopin Sequenced by Eugene Dolan Version: Professional/Classic Perspective using Record to Audio | Here is Chopin's most-played Nocturne, performed on the Authorized Steinway in Classic perspective using Standalone mode, played live using the Record to Audio feature. | |
Images Oubliees No. 1 (Reflections in the Water) Composed by Claude Debussy Performed by David Tkaczuk Standalone Mode using Record to Audio Version: Basic | Reflections in the Water (Reflets dans l'eau) is one of the Debussy's well-known water pieces which the composer imagined pebbles dropping into the water and seeing the ripples make concentric circles. With this piece, pianist David Tzaczuk shows the tone color potential of the Steinway Basic version in Standalone mode, played live using the Record to Audio feature. Please note this is the $99 basic version. | |
Autumn Look Composed by Francesco Marchetti Performed by Francesco Marchetti Version: ClosePerspective | Francesco Marchetti felt inspired when he received the Authorized Steinway and composed this beautiful piece. The close perspective was used in this work. | |
Water Prelude Composed by Thomas Penders Performed by Thomas Penders Standalone mode using Record to Audio Version: Basic | Thomas Penders composed and performed this modern piano composition. Using the Basic Edition of the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand, Thomas performed this live at the MIDI keyboard using the Record to Audio function in Standalone mode. | |
4 Preludes for Piano Composed by David Sosnowski These demos show a variety of subtleties with the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand. They were manually notated in MakeMusic Finale 2008. The scores can be viewed at David Sosnowski's website: www.davidsosnowski.com. | Prelude No. 5 for Piano | |
Prelude No. 17 for Piano | ||
Prelude No. 21 for Piano | ||
Prelude No. 27 for Piano | ||
Prelude in C-Sharp Minor Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff Sequenced & Mixed byDan Kury Version: Professional/Player and Under the Lid Perspectives. | Prelude in C-sharp minor, Opus. 3, No. 2 ("The Prelude"), is one of Sergei Rachmaninoff's most famous compositions. This piece shows how the Steinway can handle the charactistic power chords and punctuated bass octaves. Dan Kury did two versions - one with the Player Perspective (from the bench) and the other the Under-the-Lid perspective. | Player Perspective Under Lid Perspective |
Three Gaseous Preludes Composed by David Sosnowski Notated by David Sosnowski Manually notated in MakeMusic Finale Version: Professional/Under Lid Perspective. | Three wonderful short preludes for piano composed by David Sosnowski. These witty works show the fluidity of the piano using Human Playback in the Finale Notation program. The score can be viewed at David Sosnowski's website: www.davidsosnowski.com. | |
Transitions in Life Composed by Dan Kury Sequenced by Dan Kury Version: Under the Lid Perspective | Dan Kury composed and performed this modern composition. Using the Basic Edition of the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand, The Under the Lid perspective was used in this demonstration. | |
Consolation No.3 in Db Major Composed by Franz Liszt Performed by Thomas Penders Standalone mode using Record to Audio Version: Basic | This simple lovely consolation was performed on one pass by Thomas Penders using the Basic version of the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand in Standalone mode using the Record to Audio feature. | |
Scriabin Prelude No. 10 Composed by Alexander Scriabin Performed by Thomas Penders Standalone mode using Record to Audio Version: Basic | Scriabin is regarded as one of the most innovative and most controversial of piano composers pushing the boundries of tonality. This piece shows the Steinway basic version used in modern piano music. Again, Thomas Penders uses the Basic version of the Authorized Steinway Virtual Concert Grand in Standalone mode using the Record to Audio feature. |