I lost my dad recently and music has been a huge help.Link :https://youtu.be/T-_YhvB-eas
This is my first post , although I've used this site countless times before.I'd like to thank those of you giving your time to help other musicians like me . And I Hope you enjoy the video.I'd like constructive criticism, especially on a technical level, a sense of musical(interpretation) would also be great as I'm rather clueless. I have a teacher who is inclined more to technical playingthrough emotion. I feel I don't have an overall sense of the piece - it's fragmented.I will be performing this at a national competition later this year.With your help, i'd like to dominate the competition , I will definitely give special mention of this site and certain members if I were to win Have a great day And I'll try my best to return any questions.Enjoy the music (Music brings meaning to the soul - I lost my dad recently and music has been a huge help.)Link :https://youtu.be/T-_YhvB-eas
Hey guysI'd just like to thank all of you for the constructive criticism.Honestly I don't think I'd enjoy it if the piece was perfect and people can't/ don't criticize - I know it needs work, and this weekend, I'm sitting down and studying -exams, but also on the ballade, ginastera op 2 no 2 and Bachs c minor or d major prelude and fugue.(847/850)Ill be performing these for a competition later this month.Will post them up before them. And yes, I need to get into a routing of daily practice - that's the reason I struggle. I know there's so much to do, there's so little time, and I procrastinate a lot - the best combo😁.I'm a perfectionist in everything I do, and there's always the risk of trying to be perfect - if you believe in God - no-one should try to be perfect. This I believe, and have seen the dark side to being perfect.Musics a risky business, and I believe all these pieces are playable with my technique, it's just important to not "mindlessly repeat". This is something I've learnt from my teacher who studied under a student of Michaelangelis. He has his faults, but I believe that what he teaches is extremely useful at times. He has a lot to learn from his students, and i still have the world of music to learn from him and others.The posts I've read make me smile more than posts that say: well done, keep it up.Thank you everyone, I will take everything into consideration - well so long as procrastination doesn't get the best of me.