Carlo
10-11-2008, 10:13 AM
Hi!
Like Eric, I'm not quite a new member of the User Group, but I like a lot to participate therein.
My name is Carlo Del Gracco (with "Del Gracco" being my family name: there are no middle names in Italian), and I live in Rome, where I was born in 1955.
I studied piano privately for five years while I was studying at University, thus reaching a decent amateurial practice of the basics.
Then I kept on playing alone, by performing on a robust and faithful Schimmel upright piano, which was my best friend for thirty years.
In 2005 I discovered the world of digital pianos, and Yamaha CVP's in particular, and I realised the time had come to sail to new musical horizons.
After selling the old Schimmel to a friend of mine, I got a CVP-307, which is to me an endless mine of musical discoveries.
My preferences go to the classical repertoire of piano, and some fellow members may have noticed that I have posted a number of 4-hand piano recordings I have created during the last couple of years.
I hope they may sound enjoyable to some people, and perhaps also help a few have some fun at the keyboard while playing them.
All the best to everyone.
Like Eric, I'm not quite a new member of the User Group, but I like a lot to participate therein.
My name is Carlo Del Gracco (with "Del Gracco" being my family name: there are no middle names in Italian), and I live in Rome, where I was born in 1955.
I studied piano privately for five years while I was studying at University, thus reaching a decent amateurial practice of the basics.
Then I kept on playing alone, by performing on a robust and faithful Schimmel upright piano, which was my best friend for thirty years.
In 2005 I discovered the world of digital pianos, and Yamaha CVP's in particular, and I realised the time had come to sail to new musical horizons.
After selling the old Schimmel to a friend of mine, I got a CVP-307, which is to me an endless mine of musical discoveries.
My preferences go to the classical repertoire of piano, and some fellow members may have noticed that I have posted a number of 4-hand piano recordings I have created during the last couple of years.
I hope they may sound enjoyable to some people, and perhaps also help a few have some fun at the keyboard while playing them.
All the best to everyone.