El Torero by Franz Lambert – played Live on Tyros4

Hello dear ones,
My Second Tribute dedicated to the Great Franz Lambert featuring "El Torero". I hope you enjoy. Greetings from Brazil, Telmo.

Thelmo super job as always !! well done.... do I see a WERSI keyboard in your future? keep them coming, I love the uptempo flavor...

take care

Telmo, as always, enjoyable performance.
I really hope Yamaha people see and listen to your magic as well as the good PR you perform for the T4. They should send you a T5 or whatever next model will be for FREE!
Thanks for sharing, keep on the good work.

Cheers
GJ

Just another AMAZING job by telmo !!!

I agree!

Hi Telmo,

I slipped on my Sennheiser HD650 headphones, pressed play, and closed my eyes to be taken into the aural magical world of Telmo.
I love how you began with the spacey lush surround sound effects but than took me by surprise to showcase your first high energy uptempo piece I've heard from you.
Wow . . . Fantastic Tyros 4 performance & production! Bravo Telmo!

Scott

Hi Telmo

Glad to see you haven’t tried to copy Franz Lamberts version as is, but have produced your own interpretation of it, along with a brilliant intro. (Too many players try to copy exactly the original version and fail to use the unique sounds and features of their own instruments, you haven’t)

An excellent performance and really well done.

Bill

Woow,

Telmo they're rocking in the isles again.

Tony

Great job, as usual, Telmo! You are the master of production on Tyros 4!
DonM

That was great fun Thanks.
I met Franz Lambert in his prime at the Musik Messe in Frankfurt around 1986.
There is a picture of us floating around the house somewhere...
Very nice guy with a lot of talent...
Almost as much as yours
Eric

Telmo,

Who needs to spend £49,000 on a Wersi, when Telmo, Pemo and T4 (TPT) will do, at a fraction of the cost...


Regards Telmo

Tony

Hi Telmo

That was one great rendition. Wow!

Did Franz write that song? I've done a search for the music. Do you have it in print?

I'd also be interested in knowing what your setups were.

Telmo,

Great production for sure! Your usual outstanding work!! Thanks!

Hello Folks,
I wish to Thank very much you all for each kind comments:
Dnj, thank you so much for the kind words. I do like some of the Wersi sounds very much.
Gunnar Jonny, I'm very grateful by your very kind words. Thank you very much. You are very kind.
Tony mads USA, thank you for the kind words.
Montunoman, thank you very much.
Scott, thank you very much my friend for all your kind words. I guess you must be having a ball with your new baby (KorgMicroArranger)
Bill, Thank you very much for spending the time watching and posting very positive comments. It's an honor to me.
Tony Hughes, thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
DomM, thank you for the positive feedback. I'm glad you liked it.
Eric, thank you for the kind words. I envy you my friend for having the great honor to meet Mr. Lambert in person.
Scott langholff, thank you my friend for the kind words.
Stephenm, Thank you for the kind words.

Sorry Scott, no sheet music, this one I could learn just by watching on youtube. Please check on these 2 links, where you can read more info about this tune by Franz Lambert:
http://www.amazon.com/El-Torero/dp/B000V3XK3K
http://www.kazaa.com/#!/Franz-Lambert/Pur

I used some uvn voices from my Pemo collection and also some voices from Yamaha Premium Organ voices. In case you have these collection voices, I'm glad to send you my registration settings, otherwise, the voices won't match.
If you have Tyros4, I'm sending you the link of my mp3 version, so that you can load it on your Tyros4 and play it as Midi where it can show you the chords. I hope it helps.
http://www.4shared.com/mp3/sFWJkn9b/El_Torero-FranzLambert.html
Thank you all for taking the time watching. It's an honor to me receiving positive feedback from such talented musicians here at Synthzone. All the best and happy playing. Telmo.

Thank you Telmo. I didn't realize the T4 would show the chords of an mp3.

Forgive me Scott, it's not what I meant. I guess on Tyros4 one can convert an audio-recording mp3 to midi. I've never done it because I do not work with midi, but I've heard it's possible, and with midi one can see the chords.

Thank you Telmo, I h adn't heard that. I'll see if anybody knows how to do that.