Promenade from Pictures at an Exhibition (Keith Emerson)

I played this at my Grandmother's funeral service when I was 17. I was recently looking for something to record for my Dad on his birthday and thought he might like to hear this again.

[@lornahh5630]

I had this at my wedding 46 years ago today. The organise had to learn it specially, bless him. I discovered Mussorsky through ELP

[@vesosobot4094]

Luv this tune. Long live ELP.

[@TaurusTarkus]

Indeed~ Long live ELP!

[@tonykeith76]

A pearl.. A diamond...

[@TaurusTarkus]

Thanks!

[@evanboyer5928]

best rendition I've heard.

[@TaurusTarkus]

Thanks!

[@johndale6356]

Wonderful my man, everything! Thanks!

[@TaurusTarkus]

Many thanks!

[@jonathansampson3270]

Great pipe organ!

[@TaurusTarkus]

It's a great time to be a keyboardist; it wasn't so easy to get such sounds years ago!

[@CommentaryCentral]

nice!

[@TaurusTarkus]

Thanks!

[@CommentaryCentral]

Do you have the sheet music for this dude? this is great

[@TaurusTarkus]

Thanks. When I discovered and fell in love with Emerson's music around 1986, I started looking everywhere for his music, but alas, there was not a page of it available anywhere. I bought the original Copland music to Rodeo, which included the original Hoedown, but it really is not very close to Emerson's version. About the only thing I could find was the piano music to Pictures at an Exhibition, and so I worked on it and eventually did selections of it in my final piano recital. (The music is now readily available around the web. Try: imslp.org) I had to wait five long years until I made a friend in college who was also an ELP fan and was old enough to have acquired the ELP Black songbook, and fortunately he was willing to part with it. :)

[@JuneEmpireOfficial]

Долой Штолле!

[@MrKersey]

Great playing, but you are making that C3 jealous.

[@TaurusTarkus]

Haha... Yes, I should play some of what comes later on the Hammond.