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I started few months ago (when i bought my Kurzweil piano), i spent about one month on it, then i stopped to play the Waltz for about 3 months and now i started again. (yesterday, when my grand came home). Hope you can understand my english

Wow, I envy you for that piano
Nice performance, one of my favorite pieces. One day, I'm gonna learn it, hope it'll still be in this lifetime

It's not that difficoult. Only the fast part needs more practice. The first and D flat part you can do in 4 days

Ill give you one tips You play the piece, but I cant feel the piece! Like Andrew told me once; Playing the notes is only 20% of the job!

So my tips to is to, don't think about the notes for a while, you already know them, start working on the details, create an interpretation

Thanks for comment, Thomandy. But it's Chopin, so I couldn't play it without emotion. Maybe you can't hear it, but it is kind of interpretation

zielarz999 wrote:Thanks for comment, Thomandy. But it's Chopin, so I couldn't play it without emotion. Maybe you can't hear it, but it is kind of interpretation

Im not saying you play without emotions I said that I cant feel there is a lot of thought behind the interpretation? I might be wrong^^

Dont be afraid of constructive criticism, its the only way to grow, and when you are in the middle of it you dont see everything yourself, and then its nice to have someone point things out for you! But then its important to be able to take that feedback and do something to grow based on it! If you ever see one of Andrews Reviews of my old performances you will see he is giving me LOTS of constructive criticism

Nice performance, very good timing! But maybe try it with not so much or different sustain pedal, some notes sound a bit blurry.

Thomandy, I'm not affraid. I respect your opinion

My favourite prelude. Op. 28 No. 4 in e minor.

(By the way, it's "autodidact", not "autodedict".. But in English "self-taught" is prefered)

First improvisation on my youtube channel.

Debussy- Doctor Gradus ad parnassum



F. Chopin- Nocturne in C# minor op. posth.

I like your improvisation best so far! From 27 Feb.

Mazurka op. 7-2 by Chopin.