Liszt -Etude op.1 no.4

[inicolae]

Hi, I'm back with one of my performance that  creates very much trouble for me. When I'm playing this piece I'm always agitated and I can't keep my fingers strong enough.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ria8H_uSrFI

[allchopin]

Nice performance - how old are you (if you don't mind)?
I won't go into the faux-pas of stating that your fingers are 'not strong enough', but I will say that you will probably will build more 'finger power' as you grow older.  You seem to have fine sound, but I definitely think this piece needs an extra "ompah" in key velocity to make it work.

[inicolae]

I am ten years and five months old.See also my topic with Casella playing.

[pedroarvy]

Hey babe, fo' yo' age, dat be cool playin'. De mo'e ya' puh'fo'm de betta' ya' gots'ta get at it. ah' am impressed. Most kids yo' age couldn't play some banaudi-five.

[JP]

Congrats, thats quiet an accomplishment.
You're teacher must have a blast teaching you.

[jlh]

Hi, I'm back with one of my performance that  creates very much trouble for me. When I'm playing this piece I'm always agitated and I can't keep my fingers strong enough.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ria8H_uSrFI

Great job!  Pretty nice piano you played on, eh?  You're young, and your finger power will grow with you, so don't worry.  In fact, I bet in a few years you'll be playing Liszt's Transcendental Etude No. 4, which is essentially the same etude but with a lot more notes. 

Check it out here:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6161952087762182420&q=mazeppa

Post some more recordings when you make em, I'd love to hear more from you!

Best Wishes,
Josh