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Mozart-Sonata k533/494 part I
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Topic: Mozart-Sonata k533/494 part I
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inicolae
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Mozart-Sonata k533/494 part I
on: March 29, 2007, 10:24:30 AM
Please comment.
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Mozart: Sonata K. 533 in F Major
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pianistimo
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Re: Mozart-Sonata k533/494 part I
Reply #1 on: March 29, 2007, 01:24:46 PM
way to go!!! my only advice is to occasionally bring out the left hand parts as melodically (or strongly) as the right. you are just a tiny bit rh heavy. seek a bit of balance between the two -even if you have a lot of melody in the rh. highlight with yellow marker the parts that you want to have a 'conversation' with - between the rh and lh. it will make it like one long conversation between rh and lh.
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piano121
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Re: Mozart-Sonata k533/494 part I
Reply #2 on: April 07, 2007, 02:17:20 AM
Wow... realy nice!
You have a beautifull phrasing, very delicate touch. I like the dinamics. Itīs very suitable to Mozartīs stile. I like the clarity of your LH. Even though pianistimo mentioned that in some parts you would bring it up a little, I like the way you are doing avery thing clear, even if itīs on the background. The scales, and Alberti bass, are very clear. I think itīs very easy on Mozart when you play the LH softer, to end up havin some parts a little messed up, and you sort of donīt listen it at all. But you did it all right. Keep it up.
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