Audition room - Pianoman53

[pianoman53]

I thought about creating my own Audition room, because it will be a hell of a lot easier to keep the track of old, and new, recordings.... Aaaand, so my mum can find it **Hi mum!!**
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So this is one of those pieces, that I probably started playing too soon.

Anyway, in September I begun studying with a new teacher, and after a while I convinced him to let me play this old piece, and now I've played it for, say, a bit more than a month. I wont tell what piece it is, cause I want you to listen before judging


This was the first 'real' performance (in front of the teacher, students and some random people), and, as it should be, complete with one slip, a half memory slip, and some stuff in between.

Enjoy!

[lukediv]

Thought it was pretty good hey. What a piece, incredibly difficult technically and musically.

What are a few technical slips in a piece of that level of difficulty and that goes for like 11 minutes or whatever time you came in at?

I would be pretty happy with that effort

[zzivauri]

  Wow.  Wow.  And especially beautiful in some of the quiet places.  Hot Stuff.  -May I call you Hot Stuff? 

[costicina]

Judging from the outcome, you did the right thing starting to play the piece "too soon". Excellent performance, really. I bet your audience rewarded you with a long, enthusiastic applause. At least, I feel like doing so! Bravo.....

[pianoman53]

Thank you for the kind comments I really didn't expect that

Luke: I want to agree with you, but competition juries and "people who knows a lot", sadly, wont... But thank you for your comment

Zzivauri: Thank you very much! You can call me hot stuff whenever you want

Costicina : Actually, they didn't But I played more pieces than this (Note to self: Don't ever follow the mephisto waltz with Chopin op 10/1 - aint no happy ending about that), but they told me they liked it, so I was happy