⭐️ Street pianos: Chopin's Minute Waltz and Mozart's Turkish March

Testing Chopin's Minute waltz and Mozart's Turkish march on different street pianos. In this video are shown the wonderful and unique Bösendorfer Imperial and the Yamaha C3 (half-queue) and CFIII (concert grand). For some reason the CFIII was underperforming, it didn't produce a good sound, being too strident. So much so, that in the video you can see how the tone of the C3 seems much more pleasant and mellow than that of the CFIII 🤯 This video has been possible thanks to the Jesús Serra foundation and the event "Madrid is filled with pianos 2024". Please excuse any errors, as the recordings were live. I hope you enjoy it!
Interpretation and video edition by Piano Real Interpretation.
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Probando en diferentes pianos callejeros el valse del minuto de Chopin y la marcha turca de Mozart. En este video aparecen el maravilloso y único Bösendorfer Imperial y los Yamaha C3 (media cola) y CFIII (concierto). Por alguna razón el CFIII estuvo muy por debajo de sus capacidades, no tenía un buen sonido, siendo demasiado estridente. Tanto es así, que en el video puede observarse como el timbre del C3 parece mucho más cálido y agradable que el del CFIII 🤯 Este vídeo ha sido posible gracias a la fundación Jesús Serra y al evento "Madrid se llena de pianos 2024". Por favor, disculpad los errores, ya que las grabaciones fueron en directo. ¡Espero que lo disfruten!
Interpretación y edición del video por Piano Real Interpretation.

[@ryantimm92]

Another several performances well done! The staggered octave part at 4:57 near the end of the Turkish March I have to practice just that section several times itself before I can perform the whole song or my hand just fights me haha. Again, well done my friend!

[@cernestable]

Thank you very much! I struggled a bit with the beginning of the coda, with the first chord, to put the 4th finger in the natural A 😓

[@cernestable]

Have you heard the CFIII? Still wondering why it underperformed that way... 🤯

[@ryantimm92]

They just leave these pianos out in the street for anyone to play? They must move them from an inside location at night or during inclement weather? You’d never see these nice of pianos just out and about in the US

[@cernestable]

It's a yearly event conduced by a private foundation. They take out 10 pianos to the center of some cities in Spain, and I usually go that day to Madrid to play and also to listen. The "bad" part is that it is only for one day, like cinderella pianos 😄 And the weather was a bit rainy that day, but they installed blanket covers and large tents to protect them.