Sounds from Silence
Posted: 29 Sep 2019 00:18I like to think I am not just a keyboard player, but I am also an Entertainer. So it's not just a question of sitting down and playing music.
This is a performance I did a few times with my PSR S900. It takes a lot of setting up with the voices in registrations. The timing is important. If you have a reasonable audience, ie Senior Citizens 50+ then the time can be stretched out to 15 minutes with playing the various sounds and the explanations. People who have a low listening time then it is reduced to about 7 to 8 minutes. The last piece is the song "The Sound Of Music".
Read my notes below explaining how I go about this narrative .. with my keyboard set up so I can make the appropriate sounds at the right places.
If the PDF files do not show, 'Refresh' the page.
To read the whole page, scroll it down with the mouse wheel, or move the bar down on the right of the document. If you move your mouse up to the top right hand corner and click the 'arrow' the page will load full screen. You then have the option to PRINT the document (hover your mouse over the top right of the document). You can also get to the PDF by clicking on the following LINK. If you click on the LINK, click the back-button after to get back to this page.
Click here for the direct LINK to the PDF file
... and then I play THE SOUND OF MUSIC (click this LINK to play).
I'm sure you get the idea behind it all!
Den
This is a performance I did a few times with my PSR S900. It takes a lot of setting up with the voices in registrations. The timing is important. If you have a reasonable audience, ie Senior Citizens 50+ then the time can be stretched out to 15 minutes with playing the various sounds and the explanations. People who have a low listening time then it is reduced to about 7 to 8 minutes. The last piece is the song "The Sound Of Music".
Read my notes below explaining how I go about this narrative .. with my keyboard set up so I can make the appropriate sounds at the right places.
If the PDF files do not show, 'Refresh' the page.
To read the whole page, scroll it down with the mouse wheel, or move the bar down on the right of the document. If you move your mouse up to the top right hand corner and click the 'arrow' the page will load full screen. You then have the option to PRINT the document (hover your mouse over the top right of the document). You can also get to the PDF by clicking on the following LINK. If you click on the LINK, click the back-button after to get back to this page.
Click here for the direct LINK to the PDF file
... and then I play THE SOUND OF MUSIC (click this LINK to play).
I'm sure you get the idea behind it all!
Den