Can you hear the difference? KORG Poetry, Chopin Inspired Piano, Italian Grand & PLEYEL

Can you hear the difference?
The KORG Poetry features two distinct piano tones associated with the legendary Frédéric Chopin: The Exquisite Italian Grand & Chopin's choice of piano, The PLEYEL! So sit back and turn your volume up to hear the difference between these two beautiful pieces, perfect to showcase on #WorldPianoDay

[@Give_Peace_a_Chance123]

The lower pitch old 430Hz tuning would naturally sound a little darker, but the pianos are also completely different!

[@StudioBonn]

Yes, I can hear the difference…like any other too! 10Hz is very much…

[@handsfree1000]

Chopin would love the modern pianos we have today

[@egorm8952]

Of course I can. The first one is much brighter and sharper

[@도너츠-c1b]

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[@curiouscurious6558]

its always going to sound flat, wonder if I heard the Pleyel first?

[@Specialeffecks]

Yes, the Italian grand piano has much more natural sounding reverb.

[@jessevallejo8797]

Was the pleyel filled with water?

[@philipblythe6535]

The 2nd one needs to be tuned. Not a level playing field.

[@DeeMacias]

Just like moving a pitch fader on a turntable. What's the outcome?

[@jaybuck9124]

430hz sounds off and makes it feel like dark

[@olumideeniitayo937]

Nothing can be compared to natural piano

[@jacektrybusz1841]

I can tell the difference but I can"t tell which sounds best.

[@piotrrozycki4430]

Oczywiscie❤- i pytanie dlaczego wszystko jest przestrojone na 440 herzow ?!😮- 430- to muzyka dla duszy!!!❤

[@christiangraham1]

430Hz is better, it’s more Italian I like it

[@piokul]

The pleyel sounds as if it was a historical one with a wooden frame and much lower string tension. The kind Chopin himself played. So much for the tambre. But it is definitely out of tune. Not out of tune relative to 440, but out of tune with itself. Which is notorious for those pianos, because wood moves.

[@M.B.331]

Yes, also because there are 2 different pianos and 2 different recordings! 😂🎵🎼🎹🎶😂

[@Give_Peace_a_Chance123]

Well spotted @M.B.331

[@michauxborns]

...Clearly the microphones would have differences in quality, so ..:`

[@MaryJane4and20th]

Second is better to the vibes

[@lyric9180]

Was the Pleyel out of tune, or is that what it sounds like?

[@liamberry]

It’s in tune, but on a different frequency ten hertz lower

[@lyric9180]

@@liamberryVery interesting, I like the sound. Chopin loved it too.

[@MaryJane4and20th]

First one is less pleasant tho

[@maurykeyboard]

me gusta mas en 440

[@emefcue]

My piano is out of tune and sounds closer to 430 😂

[@poocen-h5b]

昔は、ピッチが低いんたね。440ヘルツよりも低かった？

[@user-oz8pt4tl9m]

440より438が低く聴こえます🦻

[@christiangraham1]

430* translation is off, you’re lost in translation

[@11070AA]

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[@PabloSintesMartinez]

Sí, se escucha claro, pero ese modelo de Pleyel, además... está MUY desafinado. 😖

[@juan96813]

hola , no está desafinado......está afinado ligeramente mas bajo

[@aajjsskkddll]

Pleyel sounds out of tune with itself. Maybe just the D#. I might be tripping.

[@Give_Peace_a_Chance123]

As it's electronic that cant be so??

[@11070AA]

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[@Franz_Liszt_Korean]

A lot

[@RudyMiranda-x3u]

Nivel Dios