Rach Prelude in G major Op 32 No 5.

[zheer]

Hello again, once again I recorded this very recently. The sound quality is poor, but if you adjust the volume it can be agreeable.
Thanks for listening

[weissenberg2]

Not bad, more dynamics and it needs to be lighter. Do you use the una corda pedal during it?

[zheer]

Thanks, I know what you mean by lighter, no I don't think I did use the una corda pedal, but possibly at the recapitulation, briefly.

[weissenberg2]

Thanks, I know what you mean by lighter, no I don't think I did use the una corda pedal, but possibly at the recapitulation, briefly.

You should probably use it throughout.

[zheer]

That's actually a good idea.

[communist]

About the quality of the sound, when you play do you 'pull' the keys with your fingers or do you 'push' at them? I get the impression you pull, you must pull to get a good sound.

[zheer]

About the quality of the sound, when you play do you 'pull' the keys with your fingers or do you 'push' at them? I get the impression you pull, you must pull to get a good sound.

I'm not sure what you mean by pull, but I've changed my technique slightly recently, closer contact with keys, I use flat side of the fingers. The rest is really listening for the sound you want, and of course a good piano always helps, I personally think Kawaie a great piano for practice.