Andrea,
Did 'I' really say that?

btw, I enjoyed your rendition of 'Anema e core', it didn't sound 'canned.

Scott, you bet you did say that!

I have followed Dirk's implicit advice and have "beefed up" the Piano Rhumba style; to do this I used the Morphing feature of my VA7 and borrowed the rhytm part from the internal Beguine style. At this point I did what I already had in mind and recorded again the song, at a slower tempo (112 bpm).
The style is the (now) heavily tweaked Piano Rhumba style from the KN5000, and the solo instruments are: Chorus Organ 2 (instead of Grand Piano), Super Tenor, Jazz Guitar and Soft Accordeon (no more Choir, sorry).
Scott, Dirk and all the others, please let me know if you think that this version is an improvement over the previous one.
Thank you all.

http://andrearotolo.tripod.com/dreamer/id1.html

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Andrea:
I am eager to listen to you rendition of Anema e Core but the site is "temporarily" down. I'l keep trying.
Mario

Hi Dreamer,

i have tried the link and on this moment it's given "Temporarily Unavailable".
(i Think this was also a few days before)
i will listen when the link works.
Next week i have for six months a "va 76" from roland at home for making userprograms and demo's. When i have time i post some demo's on this keyboard here on the forum.
Regards,
Notlos http://www.mp3.com/dirkbaert


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Ciao Andrea:
Aah! nothing like a good italian song to go with your dinner and wine. Wifey and I listened(several times) to "Anema e Core" and liked it a lot. Made us wish we were in Italy once again (were in Rome, Napoli and Venice 2 years ago). I listened to several of your renditions and loved particularly "Here, There and Everywhere" ; has been one of my favorites by the Beatles. Keep up the good work and let's get more of those italian numbers!
Regards, Mario