Hi guys,

something to enjoy:
http://www.peter-baartmans.com/videos/low/IrishDanceIILow.wmv

Eric

This is fantastic, thanks for posting it.

Graham

Woweee, nice piece of work!! More incentive to practice more on my CVP 307

Here is another one:
http://p2563.r2h-config.de/vids/WMkfcXiQrw3K.wmv

Please DO try this at home

Eric

I had the pleasure of what seems like a hundred years ago to see Rick Wakeman play with the "YES" at small college's student union. They played in the rotunda which held maybe 500 people at most. It was a very memorable performance.

Buenos tardes Senor Eric! Thanks for sharing the links to the terrific videos. Haven't heard from you lately. Sorry to have missed seeing you on 8/14th. For those of you who didn't know this, Eric, is currently taking Spanish lessons. Adios. - Senor Scott

I have seen Peter Baartmans perform a number of time at the Caister Keyboard Festival in the UK. Peter is extremely talented.

It's a pity that Rick's video has distorted sound.

Great video's thanks for the link.

[This message has been edited by Graham UK (edited 09-01-2005).]

I had the possibility to know Peter Baartmans when he was a Roland demonstrator at Frankfurt Musik Messe. He is very talented and his demos were so funny that sometimes I attended also to the demos in German even if I don't understand German language at all.
Nice to see him again in this video.

I'm also a big fan of Rick Wakeman and I saw him playing some years ago as Korg demonstrator in a crowded small demo room at Frankfurt Musik Messe too, in a band where also his son Adam was playing.
An unforgettable experience for me.

It think it was in the early eighties I saw/met Peter while he showed what is possible with MIDI and a sequencer.
At that time he was playing the Kurzweil K1000 (?) and the sequencer was running on Apple.
In fact Peter was the 'trigger' I needed to start using midi and a sequencer.

Of course he's a Dutchie (Michel Voncken as well)