TEXT: Michel Petrucciani TEXT: [email protected] MARKER: Begins rubato - lots of space and contrasts in dynamics MARKER: Arpeggiated bass on Dm7 over several octaves - 1,9,3,7 MARKER: Arpeggio on Gm7 - 1,5,9,10(3),14(7) MARKER: Pedal bass A - rhythmically over several octaves MARKER: Chromatically up to melody note MARKER: Arpeggio on Gbm7, 1,5,6,7,9,8 MARKER: Easy double time feel with bass and drums MARKER: Bass plays freely - not so much on downbeats 1 and 3 MARKER: Drms-just cmbls with dble feel.Pedal Hihat irregularly keeps the original feel MARKER: On Ab7 a Db maj scale MARKER: On B Maj7, a black note glissando MARKER: To approach the first melody note after bridge, a white note gliss MARKER: Chromatic run up to first note MARKER: Run on Ab7alt - LH plays Gb,Ab &RH plays A,C,E over held Ab in Bass MARKER: On final Dbm7 chord, 'so-what' voicings MARKER: Final arpeggio on Dm11 - LH plays b3,4,5 RH plays B,D#,F# (B maj triad)
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Instructions
If you have a Bluetooth-MIDI adapter installed in your Disklavier and are using an app (such as PianoStream), you can stream these MIDI files right from your Apple device to your piano.
Otherwise, you can put them on a USB stick. Files will be playable natively on newer Disklaviers, such as the Mark IV, E3, and ENSPIRE. You can see my Disklavier compatibility table to see which instruments support USB.
For older generations of Disklavier using floppy disks or Nalbantov USB emulators, see my article on converting MIDI files to E-SEQ and creating PIANODIR.FIL.
Read more about the former Kuhmann Directory (Disklavier World).