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Thanks so much!

Absolutely! In fact I love his Souvenir De Moscau Waltz the most, but I think so far there’s only been just ONE orchestral recording which I heard over national radio at least three decades ago!

@@acoseanamme4881 Interesting! I've heard of it as well, but I haven't been able to find anything, except a short excerpt on piano. I'll try to do some more digging to find a good recording of that piece then, unless you can direct me to one. I've been rummaging through hundreds of RUclips videos, internet archives etc. in search of his works, but I've only been able to find barely a handful... they are very rare. And even so, many of the recordings are done with very old equipment, or are second-hand recordings of an old vinyl player, so the quality is far from great. Although, if you were not aware, you might be interested in buying a CD with some of his works from the Johann Strauss Society of Great Britain online. They have a CD with 8 or 7 private orchestral recordings of his pieces done on modern equipment. I'm currently waiting on mine to arrive! If you have more of his sheet music, I would love to hear your group play it! You are able to produce a beautiful sound.

Thank you! Because I teach improvisations and play-by-ear, I don’t usually prepare full music score or full notations, but only with chord charts and other simplified legends.

As mentioned in my description, mine was a play-by-ear / improvised version, thus I played it not according to any sheet music. So far, the sheet music for this piece on the Internet is either arranged to be too basic (without the necessary embellishments), or too complex (e.g. in classical music style whereby there are continuous runs of fast passages). Thus I've decided to arrange it in a way to be as close as possible to the intended style/mood of the original version.

Isn't this then also a Chinese song? ruclips.net/video/UkukcKsLsKQ/видео.html

@@acoseanamme4881 my dad likes this song!!!

This is a all-in-one synth whereby not only does it allow for full editing of sounds, it has aftertouch and also auto-accompaniment/auto-style (i.e. arranger or backing keyboard) functions, plus a workstation in terms of having an internal 16-track sequencer! Only thing is it is having only 61 keys (non-weighted) and doesn't have built-in speakers.

Via a MIDI cable!

@@acoseanamme4881 Genius! Expansion of creativity! I wished keyboards could allow combination and installation of different sound libraries and patches from different brands and sources and that every brand makes it all universal and in a way limitless/unlimited. Creativity shouldn't be restricted or inhibited and it will be much better for doing a one-man/woman live orchestra (even mixed with electronic, Foley sounds/sfx and rock elements)! Nice sounds here!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Wow, that's so nice!

@@acoseanamme4881 Yeah, she likes the song 🎵.. but doesn't allow me to video her singing.

Thanks so much, Corrine!

Wow you can apply AMME's concepts so well!

❤ yeap yeap! The experience was superb!

Indeed it is in Hokkien!