keff Light jazz version of We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Thanks for the nice playing of a lovely arrangement!

    Rob Does anyone remember the Swingle Singers?
    Just having a bit of fun here!

    Very nice!

    • Rob likes this.

      rach3master Waltz of the Flowers

      Wonderfully played! Thanks for sharing!

        Sam I enjoy your playing of this fun arrangement!

          WieWaldi Let It Snow (with a touch of Blues)

          Nicely done! The arrangement is perfect for you and your playing sounds great!

            Peyton Thanks for sharing your playing and singing! Sounds great!

              thepianoplayer416 Nice job putting the instruments together. Thanks for your playing, it sounds great! I love the hats!

                  Cratersmash Really impressive playing! Thanks for sharing!

                    pianocat Auld Lang Syne

                    Welcome to Piano | Tell! Thanks for capping off the recital with your lovely playing of this nice arrangement!

                      Thanks everyone for participating in the Holiday Themed Recital! I love listening to you all play festive pieces!

                      rogerch
                      Thanks for your comments.
                      The Santa & Santa Helper hats are seasonal. You would wear one aound Christmas.

                      The 3 different instruments (piano, organ & violin) were included in the video for comparison. Many years ago a church in the neighborhood asked me to play some hymns during their Sunday services. It was a small ensemble with piano, flute & violin playing together. I didn't feel confident at the time and turned it down. Today hymns are played either with a piano or digital keyboard. In many cases, piano & organ can be used interchangeably. Both sound wonderful and unique in its own way.

                        Performer: thepianoplayer416
                        Piece: "Auld Lang Syne" arranged by A Cooperwood
                        Comment Policy: General Comments only: Polite, supportive, suggestions for improvement.

                        Source of music: Online download
                        Instrument: Kawai grand
                        Recording method: Canon EOS M-200
                        Additional info: this is a popular Scottish tune played around New Year. This recording was made in January, 2024 with the New Year fireworks at midnight, Jan. 1 added as the front cover for the video.

                        pianocat
                        Great recording.
                        Can hear some interesting dynamics changes.