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Canon improvisations #1720789 07/25/11 06:05 PM
Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 536 Rome, Italy A achat OP 500 Post Club Member
OP achat 500 Post Club Member A Joined: Sep 2010 Posts: 536 Rome, Italy	As a big fan of Kyle's Canon improvisations (he reached now a total of 14... ) I have found that the more I listen to them the more I get to the piano and start improvising on the Canon chords progression myself. I know this is crazy, I am just a beginner, but it is really funny and relaxing. I try different rythms, different arpeggios, different melodies, both in the left and in the right hand and keep on going for minutes. Obviously nothing comparable to Kyle's work but a really really nice way to use the piano as a relaxing moment, nothing to learn, nothing to study.. just playing freely Anybody here do something of similar? A. Last edited by achat; 07/25/11 06:07 PM.

Re: Canon improvisations achat #1720792 07/25/11 06:11 PM
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Pie Full Member P Joined: Apr 2011 Posts: 68	I do it pretty frequently as a begginer, but a lot of times I feel I am going nowhere. I just need to slow down. but it's one of the biggest appeals of playing for me, to be able to improvise well.

Re: Canon improvisations achat #1720963 07/25/11 11:45 PM
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Ovidiu M Full Member O Joined: Oct 2010 Posts: 216 Romania	Originally Posted by achat As a big fan of Kyle's Canon improvisations (he reached now a total of 14... ) I have found that the more I listen to them the more I get to the piano and start improvising on the Canon chords progression myself. I know this is crazy, I am just a beginner, but it is really funny and relaxing. I try different rythms, different arpeggios, different melodies, both in the left and in the right hand and keep on going for minutes. Obviously nothing comparable to Kyle's work but a really really nice way to use the piano as a relaxing moment, nothing to learn, nothing to study.. just playing freely Anybody here do something of similar? A. I also like kyle's work and lately i'm learning a version of the Canon. After im getting it down ill try to do some impro of my own. Canon D seems to me a highly "modular" and tweakable piece. Perhaps the most tweakable of them all.. Last edited by Ovidiu M; 07/25/11 11:45 PM.

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