Sunday Synth Jam: Multi-instrumentalist Fontaine Burnett shared this LinnStrument performance, For McCoy, dedicated to the late jazz pianist McCoy Tyner, who died March 6, 2020.
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Sunday Synth Jam: Multi-instrumentalist Fontaine Burnett shared this LinnStrument performance, For McCoy, dedicated to the late jazz pianist McCoy Tyner, who died March 6, 2020.
via Roger Linn
WOW – What a remarkable tribute. Beautiful
Simply wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
Nice job (with a few playing mistakes) , but probably could have been done more expressively (ironic, huh?) on an actual piano.
Nice clip, please do an in depth demo on the dreadbox medusa please.
That performance does a nice job of showing the dynamic possibilities of that non-standard key layout.
There are only a couple of moments where I hear a flourish of notes that isn’t typical of a traditional piano. A kind of climbing interval pattern that works, but might not be as “graphic” a pattern on the black & whites.
I imagine that Fontaine Burnett is no slouch on piano either. I makes it look easy.
“He” (not I) makes it look easy. (I would make it look rather impossible, especially for me.)
Very nice! Impressive use of the Linstrument
I’m all for the flexibility of the Linnstrument, but using such capable controllers to reproduce piano or guitar seems dubious. Not that you *shouldn’t* or any such BS, but it should be a spice, not a central application. I want to hear every sound “stretch” in a way that shows off the unique MPE arena of capabilities. Just IMO, because Fontaine knocked me out, using it as his piano. A great surprise!
fan-bloody-tastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 well done man!!!!!!!!!!1