and don't have an accent on the first beat of each meausre.
Piano's out of tune?
Very nice. Just add a little more shape to the lines and then there's something about the lower accompaniment... needs more presence there, maybe louder? with shape, and connected like the melody?I remember someone said something about tempo. I don't know what's authentic, but this sounds ok to me, slower than I've heard I think, but still ok. I'm not a Schumann expert and don't have the score in front of me though. Slower tempo makes it more challenging to shape though I would think. The line needs more direction, more drive to goal notes. It's a little too stable/stays in one spot. Maybe a little more shape in terms of rubato and accel to would help, along with the dynamics.Nice tone too.Very nice job.
As I ruefully told someone when recently playing through this work, "I'm afraid I played it better when I was eight". koji
1. I know the pianist in question of this recording (I helped to set him/her up with her current teacher)2. I was referring to me playing this piece personally lately (and the fact that I played it better when I was an innocent kid, instead of a complex adult now).3. It was a line from Five Easy Pieces (Jack Nicholson movie)koji
I think these Schumann pieces are quite difficult, as they require a lot of complex technique (not note-wise, but interpretively) to get the "simplicity" to come across (not unlike Mozart).
it sounds rather mechanical and doesn't flow naturally. Pay more attention to the phrases.T
Ahm, am sorry, if anyone is going to be mad it should be you, sort of below average playing dont you think Mozartian .
btw, i just realised. that was a bit of a low comeback. you seem to get really badly affected by criticism.gruff
comments like that was awful, coming from someone that plays the piano like a robot can be , was intrested to know what mozartian played like, it did'nt take my breath away. Btw its not a commeback, what do you think this is a f**king blood sport you idiot.