Here are some pieces played on various pianos.  Although my piano lessons ended when I was 10,   I got the classical-piano bug later at almost age 40 and started in again, so these are non-virtuoso works but favorites.  While the sound on the pieces using the spinet is not exactly ideal, I hope you'll enjoy some of these.

    If so, you can keep any from the download area.

    Mp3.com chose one of the pieces for a month-long promo-feature recently.  I was happy they liked it that much

From a review at New Classical Mp3s "I listen to a lot of people's pages on mp3.com, but I rarely get past the first track or so.  I listened to this woman's entire page.  There is an essential artistic quality here which touched me very much ... She presents herself as an amateur pianist, but these performances are extremely well-thought out and with a concern for the essential quality of sound, which is what is missing in most performances I hear on mp3.com.  The repertoire is well-chosen for her technique and tastes and is first-rate in every way." --Paul Wehage   (Saxophonist, Composer, Conductor, Music Publisher)

    How can one not use a generous quote like that one?
    I've added, since that quote, the Andante from a Schubert sonata, a Brahms Intermezzo (both played on a test digital-piano), and a Bach-Siloti transcription (played on the replacement Yamaha P80).
    Also, the Chopin Nocturne in c# minor (posth.) heard in the film, The Pianist and Scriabin's Etude Op.2, No.1.

    The lo-fi modem samples below, especially the Bach-Siloti, are in mono, which can remove some treble and sustain.

    Next time, try my Classical Oasis one, which takes a while to load but has some really fine classical pianists and, for more mellow easy-listening A Piano for Quieter Times Station for more variety (less Classical) in slower music.
    I've also made a station for Rachmaninoff preludes, some less familiar, played by mp3.com pianists.

    All of the pieces here are also available, for playback on any hi-fi CD system, on an mp3.com CD at their minimum pricing.

Classical Music Makers - Founding Member     More info here Ampcast light classical here

   
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