Monday, May 11, 2009
Love Confession on Yamaha Electone EL90
YouTube via Tonneman
"Me playing "Love Confession" on the Yamaha Electone EL90. In 1986 (if I remember correctly) I reached second place in the finals of the national Yamaha Electone contests. That time, I performed this song on the Yamaha FX-20.
"Love Confession" has been composed by Ruud Jansen, who was my organteacher and coach back then. As far as I know, Ruud originally played this composition years begore I did (seventies?) and became nr 1 of the European Yamaha contest.
To play this piece on the EL90, I made the arrangements (registrations), rithm patterns and rithm sequences myself. I kept in mind the original arrangements and character of the song as I performed it back then on the FX-20.
Enjoy!"
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Y'know, those sorts of organs are so seriously cheesy it's almost painful, and yet they're SO COOL. They look like fun to play with, for sure.
ReplyDeleteFantastic technique! I have to say I am amazed at how organ players can play all those parts at the same time - even setting up all the different registrations has got to hard.
ReplyDeleteCheesy!?! HA HA...
ReplyDeleteThere's a whole community out there that loves Electone.
Nicely done performance!