Traditional Irish Music
I have a big electric weighted key piano which I love but I haven't found one that I like yet for bringing to sessions. I wouldn't want the full 88 keys. Maybe 76. Is 61 too small? I don't want any fancy buttons on it either.
Need:
1. good volume so it can be heard in a session
2. good action
3. light enough and easy to transport
Any suggestions from regular session pianists?
Thanks :-)
Annie
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Hey Annie, let's start a group! There are at least two of us. That's a group... isn't it?
In addition to discussions like yours, one thing I would like to see is group members uploading or embedding videos of sessions and performances with piano backup. I recently started playing piano again after a long layoff (she got the piano in the divorce) and I have been studying different styles of piano backup.
I'll start the group. Let's see what happens.
I have been playing piano at the local Irish Sessions more or less irregularly since 1995. I prefer a Roland Digital Piano because it has built-in speakers and I can carry it by myself without any help. I do have to make a second trip to the car in order to get the stand to put the keyboard on and the bag with the pedal and the adapter and the chord. Also, it produces a halfway decent imitation of a real piano sound. I like to jokingly refer to my Digital Piano as a "genuine imitation piano".
Laurence
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