Consequently, music of other artists playing the piano began to take space in my repertoire of music selections. So when David McClintock came to my church one evening to do a mini concert, I knew I had found yet another means of listening to good piano music. The piano talks when he plays, and I understand the song it is playing. His music includes a variety of hymns and classical music, along with some of his own originals. So lovely.
Here he is playing "Fur Elise" with his added features under a black light. He actually performed this for us that night as part of the concert. Self taught, he plays by ear. I do like his piano playing.
Most mornings while preparing breakfast, I will put on one of his CD's and as the sweetness of "Blessed Assurance" pours forth , Charlotte will do her ballet moves across the floor.
It is all very good!
Enjoy!
3 comments:
Jim Brickman became a favorite here, too, when I purchased his Christmas CD several years ago.
This was such an interesting concept to play by blacklight. This gentleman is very talented, as well. My Dad was self taught,and could not read music. It still amazes me that after 9 years of music lessons, my Dad could still play much better than I ever could.
Like his music too. I played and sang his song, The Gift, for my nieces wedding last April.
That guy was amazing. I wish I could play as good as him. I remeber when he turned on that blue light my white shirt glowed. :) Love U !
Rose
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