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When I was a kid I began music with the piano, mostly classical, then movies soundtrack and some Beatles. After 5 years, I began playing guitar, and now it's been something like 10 years and I'd like to play piano properly again.

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EnglishSoul's PianoKanjiRomajiTamash no PianoAbility informationTypeSpiritual ArtsDerived AbilityWavelength Control + Black BloodUsersSoul EvansElementSoundReal world informationManga Chapter 35Anime Episode 35Soul's Piano (, Tamash no Piano) is a powerful, spiritual instrument obtained by Soul Eater after his exposure to the Black Blood. It is used within his individual soul.[1]

This piano allows the user the capability of transmitting other wavelengths via sound, enabling special phenomenons such as Soul Resonance even within a Magnetic Field, in which disrupts the senses required to usually do so.[2] Doing so, however, requires a user(a Meister with great Soul Perception abilities.[3] This can be done within their own "soul dimension" within their weapon forms per being part of them[citation needed] or for those whom achieved a Death Scythe status, it can also be done independently with a transformation into a keyboard in their weapon forms, though the capability is greatly diminished compared to being partnered up with a Meister.[4]

The piano can also influence the use of the Black Blood, allowing it to harmonize with another possessor of the Black Blood and/or create a Black Blood Armor for an individual's Meister as well as grant vast regeneration abilities.[5]

As a power influenced by the Black Blood, the piano risks throwing its users into Madness with extensive use, requiring the user to possess strong willpower in order to withstand this effect.[7] Furthermore, a more powerful opponent whose soul generates more sound makes the piano not only incapable of performing techniques such as Soul Adagio but can also backfire on the user.[8]

In Soul, Joe Gardner is a middle-school band teacher whose true passion is playing jazz. Musician Jon Batiste wrote original music and performed it for the Pixar film, which animated his fingers playing the piano. Disney/Pixar hide caption

Soul's main character, Joe Gardner, was voiced by actor Jamie Foxx. But it's Batiste's fingers playing the piano that were animated for the film. "Oh my goodness, my way of playing, my hands: they're an exact replica in the kind of 3D animation. You'll see if you watch the film and then see me playing, it's kind of crazy," says Batiste. "I was almost in tears, because you see your essence and you think: Wow, this is the first Black Pixar lead and we're putting jazz culture out there in this massive way."

"One of the first things he said to us was that he sees jazz as the newest form of music that there is because you're literally making it up in the moment," says Powers. He says Batiste pulled together the session musicians for a scene in the jazz club, matching up a real-life saxophonist who was a Black woman, a bass player who was an Asian woman, a drummer who was a younger Black man, with Batiste on the piano.

In Soul, a middle-school band teacher makes one small misstep and ends up in The Great Before, a fantastical place where new souls get their personalities, quirks and interests before they go to Earth. Pixar hide caption

Batiste has been in the zone since before he was born. He comes from a long line of New Orleans musicians, including his father, Michael, a bassist who performed with Jackie Wilson and Isaac Hayes on the "Chitlin' Circuit" in the '60s and '70s. His dad also co-founded the Batiste Brothers Band: seven brothers who played R&B, soul, funk and New Orleans music. He says his father was his first mentor, as was Alvin Batiste, the late clarinetist, "who taught everyone from New Orleans music over the last 40 years." Add to that lineage "Uncle" Lionel Batiste from the Treme Brass Band, Milton Batiste from the Olympia Brass Band and his cousin Russell Batiste, Jr., who played with the Funky Meters.

Batiste actually grew up just outside New Orleans, in Kenner, La. As a youngster, he played drums with the family band. At 11, he began playing the piano and by 13, he was playing professionally, with his friend Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews. He remembers them playing with the Rebirth Brass Band and sneaking into clubs to perform. After high school, Batiste studied music at Juilliard. Shortly after he earned his undergraduate and master's degrees in piano at Juilliard, he performed on The Colbert Report. Then Stephen Colbert asked him to be the house band for The Late Show.

In the new film Soul, Jamie Foxx provides his voice for Pixar's first Black lead character, jazz pianist Joe Gardner, but someone else is playing the piano. Jon Batiste, himself an acclaimed jazz pianist and bandleader for Stay Human, the house band for Stephen Colbert's Late Show, is actually the talent behind Joe's piano playing in the film. But beyond just recording the fancy finger work, Batiste's unique talents and experiences helped guide this animated celebration of jazz.

Soul tells the story of a middle-aged jazz musician Joe Gardner, who's just gotten his big break in the competitive New York City gigging scene when suddenly disaster strikes, and Joe finds himself dangling halfway between life and death. Determined not to die just as he was about to achieve his elusive purpose in life, Joe's soul must fight its way back to Earth to play with the Dorothea Williams Quartet and fulfill what he was born to do. But through some unlikely friends and exciting, existential twists and turns, he discovers that we're not born with a purpose, and that life means more than just whether or not we achieve our goals.

The Fundamentals of Neo-Soul Keyboard is one of the hottest and most coveted DVDs every made. Let's face it, musicians love neo-soul, because it is a genre that posses the smoothness of soul; the improvisational creativity of jazz; the grit of hip-hop; and the head-bobbing phenomena of funk.

You can't get these chords with your neighborhood piano teacher. These chords are "secret" chords that the streets possess and are shared only in underground basement shed sessions. For the first time, these secret chords will be exposed for all of it's funky glory. You get a little over an hour of the phattest neo-soul chord progressions that you hear on the radio or from your favorite neo-soul artists. We spent time in the studio showing the movements, then we took time to chart out all of the movements in a nice score. You get the MIDI files for your tracks and for your virtual MIDI viewer such as MIDIculous. Finally you get tons of theory booklets and resources so that you actually understand what you are playing. The notations are so easy to follow and very simple to understand.

From coming from a gospel background, we can all agree that musicians love neo-soul and these concepts that we teach can be applied to every urban genre of music from gospel to R&B. If you are looking to finally make some smooth grooves with your tracks and become an urban producer, then this DVD will give you all the tools to produce your first album. If you are getting a little bored with the same chords you've been playing all the time, now it's time totally transform your style by adding a touch of neo-soul to your keyboard playing!

Growing up learning how to play the piano, George Duke was one of my favorite piano players. Who would have known that years later he would purchase our Neo-Soul Keys. We set out to make the most authentic and organic electric piano library ever created and for Mr. Duke to recognize this, is a dream come true. In Keyboard Magazine, September 2013 edition Mr. Duke says this about our EP:

We literally sampled 20 or so electric pianos right from the source. This is an all inclusive EP/FX library with every imaginable major EP sound you can think of. Our sounds are authentic and amazingly true to the source.

Stack up to six sounds at one time for an amazingly layered EP sound all with their own synthesis parameters. Add multiple release effects featuring mechanics, keyoff, and all sorts of amazing idiosyncrasies of a real electromechanical piano that make it special.

Many people already remember the VKFX suite from the electric piano dsays. Overloud prides itself on creating the most accurate representation of the actual hardware, and meticulously programming each transistor and amp down to the circuit level. These effects are included free within our Pure Synth Platinum architecture.

A respite from his other work as president of the many creative brands of Cre8iv Entertainment, Quiet Soul Piano offers him the chance to bring these simple yet beautiful melodies and piano arrangements to life.

An Uncommon Christmas presents unique solo piano versions of songs you may know, and some more uncommon songs you may not know. From composer, arranger, and pianist John Eric Copeland. All is calm, and all is bright, but as usual with Quiet Soul Piano, everything is a bit different, unique, and good for the soul.

"Heart and Soul" is a popular song composed by Hoagy Carmichael with lyrics by Frank Loesser. It charted with different artists between 1938 and 1961. A simplified version is a popular piano duet.

Like the piece "Chopsticks", this version became widely known, even to those who never studied piano, and is sometimes mistakenly thought to be a folk tune.[1] The chord progression, often referred to as the "50s progression",[2] was employed in the doo-wop hits of the 1950s and 1960s. ff782bc1db