On Dec 11, 10:25*am, Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
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The best recordings of the piece *as written* date back a few decades to
performances in the old Soviet Union by Russian piano superstars. This
modern young fellow ain't bad, though:
http://www.serg.vangennip.com/www/piano.html
In fact, he's very good, and he is playing the piece *as written* by
Mussorgsky. It's best not to listen to solo piano music on super high-tech
speakers. They tend to be without...warmth.
I like it.
Now, getting back to earth he
For years I've enjoyed a hobby of creating musical performances using "midi"
technology.
Midi is not an audio recording like an MP3 or WAV file. * It's simply a set
of digital instructions or "events"
in a file that instructs a midi device or sound engine to play a certain
note, with a certain velocity, with a certain "voice", etc. * I've mentioned
before that midi backing tracks are often used in live band performances,
establishing a concert's musical performance sets. * Enough about that.