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 In the mood for a Mozart sonata...
January 11, 2011, 06:13:15 AM by kelly_kelly
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...which one? I've worked on K. 332 and K. 457. I really like K. 284, K. 310, K. 533, and K. 576. My reservations about each are:
K. 284 is rather long with the Theme and Variations, and therefore harder to program.
K. 310 I think would be more difficult for me to interpret than the others... also fairly popular.
K. 533... Somehow I don't quite feel that the last movement is as wonderful as the other two, though the entire sonata is still worth playing.
K. 576 is very beautiful and concise, but very often played...
Opinions?
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Left hand semiquavers in Mozart K310
December 09, 2010, 06:09:16 PM by porcupine
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I'm playing Mozart's A minor sonata K310 (first movement), and it's not going too badly, except for the left hand stream of semiquavers (last 5 bars of the exposition and similar passages). I've practised them loads but cannot seem to get them even, and my left hand is always too stiff. I can manage it at a slow tempo but as soon as I try it at speed they just seize up and sound terrible! Any suggestions as to how I might solve this problem?
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[video] Mozart sonata in a minor, 3rd mvt
February 21, 2010, 05:38:25 AM by daniloperusina
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Here's the last movement, some mistakes, and by accident I did one repeat too many in the major section, which I didn't realize until watching it now, oops!:)
The camera is swaying a bit for a minute or so, but it calms down..
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[video] Mozart sonata in a-minor, mvt 1
February 21, 2010, 04:42:02 AM by daniloperusina
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Sound-quality is about as primitive as it can get, and totally without dynamics:), and picture is not really excellent, but I thought I'd try posting a video... any likes/dislikes? Thanks!
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Mozart A minor sonata K310
January 28, 2010, 12:06:52 PM by slow_concert_pianist
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Before any of you listen it is important to say the following:
1) I am an amateur pianist
2) my recordings sound like "wax discs" - prinicipally because:
- I play an out of tune Kawai upright
- They are made in my lounge room with a 15$ mic using free audacity software
3) in line with point 2 there is extreme distortion with extreme volume
Now we've got that out of the way, I feel a few may be enchanted by sections of my playing (and a few others may be disgusted  )
The 1st movement is rather poor by my standards. It has been over a year between reads of the 2nd movement and around 2 years since I played the 3rd. The recording is a 2nd read of the 2nd movement, but a 1st read of the 3rd. There is no editing (surprise  ) so at any point I stuff up I have to start from the beginning. One final thing. This is a read from an extremely dog eared score. Page turning is a problem - excuse the pauses and errors around the page turns.
No one is more critical of my own playing than me, so I can take any comments EXCEPT about the recording quality. Do not bore me with that!!!! 
Movt 1
http://www.box.net/shared/d831h263zf
Movt 2
http://www.box.net/shared/ur5kd1axs0
Movt 3
http://www.box.net/shared/9fn124gzf4
Enjoy as much as you can 
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