Tagged With "Keyboards"

Parts are in the archive: https://archive.org/details/Soundcheck20190331 5 more songs: https://archive.org/details/Synthegration190401

Thank you Teo for this amazing post.

Very nice Teo. Thank you for sharing this material with us.

Thank you Teo for sharing. Nice music and lovely images.

Thank you kindly Teo for the beautiful music. The images are also very nice with the beautiful flowers in the background.

Unfinished but shows me I'm almost there!

Re: Zounds! New Freeboards sounds tests 1 2 3 testing!

Last night I recorded 3 songs! This 1 is pretty much finished!

Good for you Teo. keep up the good work.

This is all very nice Teo, and a lot of work. Thank you for sharing it on Givnology.

Thank you Teo for sharing this incredible amount of work that you have done. Nice music and lovely images.

Today's: The original song El Arreglito that became Carmen's Habanera and Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 just testing the sounds.

It's all still just preliminary. I have speakers on the ends of these synthesizers I call Freeboards! I've figured out, because I want to be able to walk around, the sustain pedal is under my arm! In my armpit! (Talk about funky music eh?) I'm so proud that I'm still child enough to have a blast playing these things. I call it "Forward to the past." I haven't edited the files so I'm sorry. Enjoy! Love and light being, Teo

Hello all, peace and blessings to u n yours! Background on this project: 2017 I started doing Freeboards of Baroque, mostly Scarlatti who I found was 4 years in Andalucia therefore learning all the Spanish-Moorish hybrids, then lived his life out in Madrin in the King's court. His father was MR. NAPLES OPERA, so he knows all the classical training and now integrates Flamenco! Well, many things. Harpsichord would have been his instrument, piano wasn't invented yet. Clavinet was my instrument...

Re: Freeboards 2017 starting up!

Thank you Teo for sharing this interesting way of playing music. I also love the pictures. Beautiful flowers.

This looks like a lot of fun. Love the pictures.

This looks very exciting and different Teo. I also love all the beautiful flowers.

What fun Teo. Thanks for posting.

At 01:55 He plays the Scarlatti sonata which fits in the Flamenco. Domenico Scarlatti had lived in Andalucia for 4 years, this episode of 'Now Hear This' is fascinating!

Thank you for sharing this Teo. Very interesting.

Thanks Teo. Nice and interesting post.

Thank you for sharing this interesting post Teo.

Thank you Teo. This is very interesting.