Casio Grand Hybrid - Debussy L'Isle Joyeuse, L. 106

[@thierryseutin9071]

Incredible... Anybody who's ever heard to Debussy marster pieces knows how much nuances (should I say shades for Debussy's music 😉 ?) are really important... And it's for sure a real challenge to render it on a digital piano... Til now, I thought this kind of piece was only playable on a well known digital piano series (with a big K), but I must admit that these 2 last years, Casio did a tremendous work: their digital pianos really sound like a true grand piano... Congratulation to all the engineers who collaborate to get this level of perfection... (PS: hey, I also have a Casio watch on my wrist 😄)

[@mikeseruv6453]

Breath taking Just amazing

[@epsospremium6088]

Excellent performance. The piano was set on the Berlin piano sound. Would be very helpful to know the other settings that were used. Thank you for the music !

[@awakeamericanow]

It defies my imagination not that this piece can be played, amazing as it is, but that it could be written. Stuff of genius.

[@Aulasdetecladorj]

wow!!!

[@나영현-d1w]

It's not real piano that's just electronic piano

[@PianoMichal]

What? Electronic piano is also piano.

[@mateusvahl5072]

I brought a casio gp-500 this year and I can tell you, it's better than a lot of pianos...yes, it's digital, but quality of building and sound is so good and immersive that you forgot about the digital part.

[@c3piano]

I also have one and it’s fabulous.

[@robertbailey3024]

@@c3piano I have the GP 300. Love it! I've had some excellent players perform on it. They're always amazed. However, only the Berlin tone, IMO, is useable, at least for the impressionist genre. It's the only tone I use. When I see others playing the Grand Hybrid on KZbin, they always appear to be in the Berlin mode.

[@julianmanjarres1998]

@@robertbailey3024 I like the Vienna for baroque music