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Robert A. Hudson
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Robert A. Hudson
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Richard Kram
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Cubase 7 Playing VSL Imperial Piano
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Loaded Robert A. Hudson's posted Midi file into Cubase and then loaded the Vienna Symphonic Imperial Piano (a sampled Bösendorfer Imperial 290-755) using the close Mic position. Added a bit of EW Spaces convolution reverb on the stereo output and normalized to -2dB before final VintageWarmer2 postprocessing. Note I did not change the overall MIDI volume or the MIDI pedaling (which is too much for a MIDI performance) and changed a few notes to reduce key velocities on chords that were too high for the sampled piano, and increased some key velocities for some melodic notes that were too low (but a lot more of this has to be done to make a better performance). See Discuss the piece for tips on how to create MIDI files that are well suited for a sampled performance.
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Sheet Music
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New Orleans: Ph.P. Werlein, 1860.
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Note that "Breckinridge" is spelled correctly on the title page, but misspelled in the music.
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Robert A. Hudson
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Robert A. Hudson
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General Information
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Breckinridge March
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Bellak, James
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Op.1628 (1623?)
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IJB 10
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G major
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1
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1860 – New Orleans: Ph. P. Werlein
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Romantic
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Romantic
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Piano
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Ok, op.79 in 1852, op.1628 in 1860?...
John C. Breckinridge was vice-president from 1857-1861 under James Buchanan.
On zooming into the (first edition) score by the way, I think maybe that is a 3 (1623) after all... - Schissel
