chopin sonata op58 mvt 4 (just started this)

[jamie_liszt]

Hey

I just started to learn this piece about 2 hours ago, and i recorded this just so i could heard myself back, but i decided just to put it up here for fun and to see if im doing this correctly..
i know its not good (thats why i need help)
Beware its only about the 1st page, a bit of the second page (only right hand coz i cannot do hands together yet. and its played on my digital piano, my comp isnt near my upright...

link:
https://s7.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=36KS46IL8GDHL22FDJ4MGRTXZP

edit: man i can play it way better now, this recording sucks lol

[gaer]

Hey

I just started to learn this piece about 2 hours ago, and i recorded this just so i could heard myself back, but i decided just to put it up here for fun and to see if im doing this correctly..
i know its not good (thats why i need help)
Beware its only about the 1st page, a bit of the second page (only right hand coz i cannot do hands together yet. and its played on my digital piano, my comp isnt near my upright...

link:
https://s7.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=36KS46IL8GDHL22FDJ4MGRTXZP

Watch out for the tied "D" in the melody, second page. Only the thumb hits a D there, but I think you know that.

I look forward to seeing how you do with this, as you work more of it out. But I would suggest that you learn the coda first, then learn the theme, not as it enters after the into, but as it enters the third time, with twelve 16ths to the bar in the LH. Believe it or not, the theme is not the hardest part, at least not in my opinion!

Gary

[jamie_liszt]

hey

The first page is pretty easy, I did know about the tied D on the 2nd page, i accidently hit the top D, oops, thanks for spotting it! the first page still needs work!

AHH CR*P!! i just looked on and the left hand gets hard, ill have fun with that for sure

thanks