BOY? Typo or wot?

@@brygon01 Oops sorry to make you sound younger than you years. LoL

@@tonylawton6633 lol

Thanks very much Pat. I've also fitted 8 lights in the sewing studio and coated the outside with waterproofing again, (fourth coat). Just have to fit an outside light tomorrow after hospital visit. So probably late postings. Stay safe. Bryan

It's an expression pedal with switches for changing registrations without taking your hands off the keys.

I got loads more in waiting. Lol Thanks for listening.

Just ate the ice cream. Lol Thanks

TTT are the best. No rock, sorry.

Thanks very much for taking the time to listen and leaving a comment.

Hi Pat, so sorry didn't see your reply until now. Yes, I love this one too. Liz is at the hospital tomorrow, we'll see what happens. Thanks for listening and leaving a comment.

@@tonylawton6633 Thanks Tony

@tonylawton6633 yes, I was up at 0700 hrs and felt Latin. Lol Yes, it was Hughie Greens mob.

@patriciayoung6141 I used to get shouted at or hit with a wooden ruler if I got it wrong. Quite a lot of books have the fingerings printed over the notes. No need to play both hands, just practice where to change the hand position. Failing that, if its going up, start with the thumb. If its coming down, start with the little finger. Re. the video, it was requested that we didn't sing. But we had loads of fun. Can't wait til the next one in October at Stourport. Speak soon, Bryan

@@tonylawton6633 I tried. Lol

@tonylawton6633 thanks very much Tony

@patriciayoung6141 so glad you liked it Pat. The players in the background were Michael Wooldridge and David Ingley, two of the best in the UK. I was the one on the right that can't shut up. Lol

@RudyGoossens thank very much. So glad you liked it.

Hi Pat, yes I did see it and felt concerned that I'd upset you with it. From my point of view, I had put The Green Leaves of Summer on and Simon said he preferred the Kenny Ball version, so I was being a little bit tongue in cheek with it. Lol You should have left your post on. I can take it. All the best, Bryan

Oh! Bryan i am so sorry, i deleted it because i should not have wrote it!!, not because i was up set. You are the musician i am just a novice, so ignore me!! I apologise. I did love the love story style!! just beautiful.Best wishes from, (i hope) your music friend.Pat.

@@patriciayoung6141 you're my biggest fan. I love reading your messages. I have very good mate, Tony Lawton, who I have fun with by playing tunes with totally wrong styles. It's good practice for me as it keeps me on my toes for proper phrasing and timing. I also have another mate named Ken Horne who calls my Genos 2 a karaoke machine. Long may our friendship last. I hope. Lots of love in music, Bryan

Thank you so much Bryan for very kind words, i feel much better now.Looking forward to your next post.Hope you and Liz have a restful night.Pat.☺️☺️😂

@@samsafran6590 just watched it back 'cos I couldn't remember. I used LoveSong on P6 of Pop. I make this up as I go along. Lol

Hi James, my favourite is Rachniy, Raknoyninof, Rack limov. Bach! Lol Seriously though, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Mozart - all of them float my boat. Thanks for listening. Bryan

I love using these Blackpool sounds.

@tonylawton6633 Is Chopin dead at the moment then? I wondered if you would pick up on this one.

@@brygon01 Yes think I saw it on the news the other day. Sad loss.But he'll be back

Lol

Hi Simon, I have everything connected to my PC. That's a USB multi-connector. Needs to be mounted on the wall really. Did you get your Genos 2 over the weekend. Having fun with it? Let me know if I can help. Bryan

Thanks once again for listening. Greetings from the UK.

Thanks Tony, its a reg from Neil. Happy playing.

@Sticks-of-TNT-tf1tn thank you so much, I love finding a hidden gem every now and then. Thanks for listening.

@@RudyGoossens thanks so much for taking the time to listen and leaving a comment.

Thanks James, the P225 isn't very deep so that really helps. Over the years, if you go back in my videos, I have built frames out of wood but this K&M stand has been the best so far. I've engineered (butchered) the top brackets to their limits to make it work safely. I'm sure this is it now. We'll have to see......

@patriciayoung6141 so glad you liked it Pat, some tunes don't do too well without the words as it's the phrasing of the words that stops it sounding monotonous. Giving the words explains why the song is special. Thanks so much for listening Pat. Enjoy your weekend. Bryan

I can't remember hearing it before. Thanks for listening.

Thanks very much, hoping you can visit soon.

Not forgetting Placido Domingo of course. Lol. Festival has been fantastic with players including David Ingley, Dr Kevin Morgan, Pete Shaw, Ian Griffin, Michael Wooldridge and Claire Greig. Loads of ideas for what and how to play. I've done a little bit of engineering work on my K & M keyboard stand to lower the Genos 2 so that there's less of a gap between them. Makes it easier to play. Liz is still improving slowly. Hope you're ok too. Kindest regards, Bryan.

Yes Bryan Placido Damingo, great, in my humblle opinion was a better tenor than Pavaroti but like everything it is personal choice.Bryan would you mind telling me the style you played as i know i have it on my keybosrd but can not remember

@@koesworoanton so glad that you approve. Thanks very much for taking the time to listen.

@@simonhampson5082 waiting for you to play it over the weekend. Lol

@simonhampson5082 Brilliant Simon, can't wait to hear your first posting. Enjoy

@Paul-ym4mz thank you very much for taking the time to listen and to leave a comment. There's nothing wrong with the Tyros 5. It's easy to find styles. If you do change, it's a bit of a learning curve for the different categories. If you look at my older videos you will see that I have had all sorts of setups. This one is the best ever. Enjoy what you play, that's the fun of it.

@genesisperez5728 so glad you like it, thanks for listening and leaving a comment.

Bryan i meant to ask do you have the words for this song, i have them, it is so beautiful the music, but the words are so sad.They bring tears. Pat.

I am so glad that you were both willing to come to my rescue. I only lost sleep listening to it half the night as I think its a really lovely style, one of the best for me. Its from Strawberry music's Strictly registrations. So thanks again Neil. Don't let your new found fame go to your head. Lol All the best, Bryan

​@patriciayoung6141 yes I do, that's why I played it with so much feeling. I honestly think that this is one of the best I've ever played. It turned out exactly as I'd imagined it. Music really moves me too. Speak soon, Bryan

Not half Tony, it was driving me mad. Lol

I have tapes too! Lol I have now put a link of Klaus playing it on here in my description. Liz is still improving, thank you. Take care. Bryan

Bryan just listened to your link, you certainly did justice to his composition, yours was just beautiful, thanks again.Pat.

@@patriciayoung6141 Thanks so much. I love to play music to relax to. Bryan

Thanks so much for listening.

Yes he did some amazing stuff, not all of it playable by us mere mortals. Lol

Yes, but with me being so quiet and reserved...........

Thanks for listening and leaving a comment.

Hi Pat, so glad you enjoyed it. I'm so pleased with my setup now. Had some headaches getting here, but it's been worth it. Stay safe, Bryan

Just listened to it. Couldn't agree more, everyone is note perfect! Don't know if you've ever played in a band, I find it incredible that they all fit together so well. No argument here. Thanks for listening.

@@brygon01 I started solo, then played in bands - both rock and a dance band! Church organist (kind of!) Back to solo and now just for pure pleasure, but I am now practicing like I did as a youngster - hours a day! My late dad got me into Kenny Ball, Chris Barber and Acker Bilk - all stunning musicians who seemed to be linked to one another by Bluetooth way before it was possible! So my musical tastes are eclectic I guess. Some of my fave melodies come from hymns. Deep Harmony is a beauty. I love all types of music depending on my mood. My only wish would be that I could remember more songs - my music room is full of old books, new books - large and small! I have been collecting buskers books etc since the early 80's when I first got paid £15.00 for playing at a pub on the moors outside Rochdale - 1982ish.

@@simonhampson5082 Brilliant! Can't wait to hear you play. I remember three guys when I was in a military band who used to play jazz in the break. Sax, clarinet and trumpet. They were linked too in the same way. Nobody else could keep up with them. With you all the way on Deep Harmony. Stay safe, Bryan

@@brygon01 Out of interest, what do you use to record audio? I have tried going direct into my phone but can only get a mono output.

Thank you for your lovely feedback.

@patriciayoung6141 Thanks Pat, I put these on here just for you. Lol Hope your weekend is good too. Liz is just starting to be a little more comfortable. Thank you. Bryan

@patriciayoung6141 so glad you enjoyed it Pat. T shirts printed and looking good. Lol You look after yourself. Bryan

@patriciayoung6141 Hi Pat, thanks for the compliment. Next week drives me crackers with not being able to play. But I am playing at the Stourport one in October. Stay safe, Bryan

@patriciayoung6141 Hi Pat, thank you so much for listening and leaving such a lovely comment. As Lizzz can't get into the sewing studio at the moment it leaves room for me to carry on insulating and finishing things off. However, today I have been on my Brother embroidery machine doing some names etc. on t-shirts ready for next week's organ festival at llandudno. Not playing there, just listening. Will be pushing Lizzz around in a wheelchair. Such fun. Speak again soon. Bryan