Star Trek Motion Picture Theme | Roland Atelier AT80R Organ

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Star Trek Motion Picture Theme – Roland Atelier AT80R



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I thought I would join the You Tube revolution, so here is yours truly playing my version of the Star Trek Motion Picture theme on the Roland Atelier AT80R. I hope you like it; feel free to leave your comments good or bad.

Roland Atelier

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Mike Shaw
Mikes Music Room
(a big fan of the Roland Atelier)

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  • Kathleen Gleeson says:
    October 10, 2008 at 9:21 pm

    To Mike, Oct. 10, 2008

    It was a great inspiration to hear you play on the Roland!! Mom thought it was good too!

    I am having a little trouble with my Concertmate 990 IN/port, and mom said I will be able to get a new keyboard. It is still in good condition and plays very well. I still plan to have it examined by a repairman/muscian sometime in the future.

    I was practicing on my Uncle Jerry’s Wirlitzer upnorth in Hubbard Lake, Michigan
    and the neighbours thought it was my Uncle playing. It was his niece practicing, they wanted to hear more every day, no I was PRACTICING only. I need improvement on the pedals. Even mom was surprsed how I did. Aside from the my sister always calling us. I manage to practice my lessons when I can.

    It was nice that you sent this email to me.

    Kathleen

  • admin says:
    October 10, 2008 at 10:24 pm

    Hi kathleen

    I’m glad you and your mum liked it, I will be posting more videos soon.

    If you want to improve your bass pedal playing then I recommend you play a C scale on the bass pedals, without looking at the pedals. Start off slow and accurate then build up your speed.

    Keep practicing
    Mike

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