Does Your Mood Affect Your Music?Listen to this performance affected by moodIn this video, Robert improvises a classical-style piece of music on the piano, guided by his current mood. Released on July 24, 2019 DISCLAIMER: The views and the opinions expressed in this video are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Virtual Sheet Music and its employees. Video TranscriptionHi, this is Robert Estrin. Welcome to the LivingPianos.com. Today I'm going to play a classical improvisation for you. That's the whole deal. I hope you enjoyed that. Just nice themes, a little bit dark today. That might be because when I first tried to set up the video everything was dark, literally dark the image and it took so many settings it was a little bit frustrating, so maybe that was coming out in my music. It's amazing how the moods effect everything that happens in your life effects your music doesn't it? I hope you enjoyed the beauty of the sound, this wonderful instrument. Once again, this is Robert Estrin here at LivingPianos.com. You're on my piano store. Automatic video-to-text transcription by DaDaScribe.com Comments, Questions, Requests: Rick Herron on October 4, 2023 @10:56 am PST
I enjoy doing the same thing and yes my mood definitely affects what I play. In fact most of my playing now days is either a song in my head, of made up on the spot. Sometimes I try to do a particular style of music that I heard on TV or in a movie. I recently finished watching Glee the TV series and the movie/concert (which was great) - and there were many times I was inspired.
 Michael * VSM MEMBER * on October 4, 2023 @1:54 pm PST
Sometimes I am not keenly aware of my mood until I start playing the piano!
Wong Fong Lan on August 15, 2019 @8:18 am PST
Wong Fong Lan here. i really enjoyed your playing and i could feel the flow of the music. It was beautiful. Thanks for posting the video.
Alphons Gunther on July 25, 2019 @3:24 pm PST
An excellent example of musical expression. Beautifully played.
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