This song also appears on Bradley Joseph’s album, Rapture.

Quotes from CD liner:
“The piano exists apart from the performer. You must coax it to be a partner, and some pianos can be resistant. But there are many ways to touch a piano – and if the player invests the time, effort, and the will to love, the response of the instrument is absolutely enormous.” — Kostia
“I sense that the instrument is alive – that when I listen closely for nuance and tone, the inanimate world of strings, wood, pins, and steel comes to life. When I honor the piano’s vitality and complexity, I can’t tell whether I am playing the piano or it is playing me.” — Michael Jones
“The piano is a divinely inspired instrument, a mirror held up to its player’s soul that captures the light and shadow of the performer and reflects them back to the listener.” — David Lanz
“The piano has been my diary. I have gone to it to document my life experiences – whether deeply personal events or to simply record a memory in the snow, or the light on the land. It is the heartbeat of every piece I have every written.” — Michael Gettel
“I have been playing piano since my childhood – and to this day I am still fascinated by the creative journeys it takes me on. Somehow I am sure the piano will remain a constant in my life.” — Wayne Gratz
“The piano is always true to me. In times of despair, happiness, and joy, its mood is always my own.” — Bradley Joseph

Artists on this CD: Michael Gettel, David Lanz, Spencer Brewer, Michael Jones, Wayne Gratz, Kostia, Brian Mann, David Arkenstone, Michael Whalen, Richard Souther, Ira Stein, Bradley Joseph.

For educational and entertainment purposes only, no copyright infringement intended.

Copyright-free images from http://commons.wikimedia.org

“Grand Piano (Narada Anniversary Collection).” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Piano_(Narada_Anniversary_Collection)

More about this artist:
http://www.bradleyjoseph.com/

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Please don’t tell me this is a stupid question–I already know that.

You are adorable!

I know my father once stood on a Steinway baby grand to paint a ceiling (ending his career as a house painter) and he weighed about 200 lbs. at the time….

I would call the piano company and ask them for the weight tolerance of the piano. If they want to know why, you can either tell them the truth (I dare you) or make up some story about wanting to put a big, marble statue of a reclining man on it… Heh.

Oh, how I wish I could hear the end of this story…

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Im curious what the average price of a new concert grand piano is? I know they are very expensive, but just HOW expensive? 20,000?

Well, we bought our grand in 1995…it’s a Baldwin Artist Series…I think 6′ concert grand. Anyway, it was $35,000. My parents just sold it this past year (without telling me!!!). It was appraised at $65,000, of course, they got nowhere near that when they sold it.

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Assuming it is a key action problem, this problem can easily be rectified by making a call to your local piano technician. These wonderful people can adjust the action to your liking, as well as "re-voice" the piano. However, this process is quite tedious, as each individual key must be balanced according to taste. But, it will be a lot cheaper than purchasing a new piano.

If you do decide to purchase a grand piano, don’t be afraid to shop for value. A good piano technician will work with you, determine your preferences, and probably have you come in to the store a few times to make sure the piano you purchase is adjusted to your liking.

As for deciding between a baby or a conservatory, keep in mind that a baby grand will still sound "muddy." Play an octave on a baby grand, then play an octave on a slightly larger grand, and you can hear the difference in clarity. You may just find out that a 5-foot baby grand sounds just like your Yamaha upright.

Good luck to you.

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PLEASE PRINT AND REVIEW THESE! If you would, number the measures (the vertical bars that divide the music), as these are the sheets I will use to guide you through the tutorial that I am creating.

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What you are hearing is the ever popular segment from the tune ‘Lux Aeterna’ As its fame has grown, it has been featured in numerous mainstream media, including a remake for the movie “Requiem for a Dream” as well as used in multiple movie trailers, most notably the theatrical trailer for “Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers”

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Thanks for your help!

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