Katsuhiro Oguri plays Poetry

ntroducing the KORG Poetry, a one-of-a-kind digital piano featuring two distinct piano tones associated with the legendary Frédéric Chopin. The first piano featured is the PLEYEL, Chopin's choice of piano, and the second is the contemporary exquisite Italian piano used in the prestigious Chopin Competition held every five years in Warsaw.
Pianist Katsuhiro Oguri actually plays Chopin pieces that fit these two piano tones with Poetry on this video.
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[@sethbrodies]

Beautiful

[@ev_lefravi]

Fantastic 👏

[@CoscarelliFan]

Superb musicianship. Gorgeous instrument.

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Браво, маэстро!👍🙂

[@decorsanctuary5390]

素晴らしい✨✨✨電子ピアノでプレイエルの音色を楽しめるなんて夢のようなピアノ😍

[@etherealnate]

Perhaps it’s his skill but it seems like the piano is struggling to facilitate a concert level of playing. Places where he sounds the weakest are the same places I’d have trouble on a digital that can’t quite keep up with me.

[@user-KORG]

Я , понимаю,что вы подразумеваете динамику исполнения? Инструмент звучит потрясающе для цифры! KORG достойный аппарат!.

[@cosmblus]

Yeah it sounds very weird and choppy. Like the velocity is maxed out

[@ET2carbon]

Sounds like the ROMpler indexing needs to be faster.

[@ET2carbon]

Guys, modelling.... That's all

[@borispradel1037]

Sorry Korg, but this one doesn't sound good. Too fast attack and choppy sounding in general-

[@ET2carbon]

It sounds cartoony

[@ET2carbon]

It's samples of 1843 PLEYEL piano