How to create proper loops out of piano samples?

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  メッセージ：Michael、…
  Hello everybody,
  
  I have found a good sounding multilayered piano soundbank, stored as Gigafile. It's this one: http://sonimusicae.free.fr/matshelgesson-maestro-en.html 
  
  With other software I converted it into a SF2-file. I don't know if I did something not right, however it resulted into a SF2-file of about 480 Mb while the Gigafile is 932 Mb.
  
  However I want to use such piano soundbank for an oldskool sampler: the E-MU ESI 2000. I haven't tried it before, however after a long search on the internet it seems I have found software to convert and export it into the sampler. But the sampler contains 128 Mb RAM
  
  The best option to reduce the file-size of the soundband while maintaining the quality as much as possible is to make use of loops.
  
  It seems like a hard challenge to me. When I listen to the 'tail' of the sound of a piano, I'll discover there's some kind of cyclus. (I don't know to describe such a thing properly. I hope you understand what I'm talking about.)
  
  To put my question in a nutshell: how to make good loops out of piano sample sounds?
  
  By the way: you can download the SF2-file here: https://pabstblueribbon.stackstorage.com/s/ObnQHIAqPCKNLOc 
  
  Here's an added readme-file: https://pabstblueribbon.stackstorage.com/s/j0RDSaescz5LuOP 

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