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Topic: DipABRSM Recital help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  (Read 1323 times)

Offline jasonlam1995

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DipABRSM Recital help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
on: July 29, 2013, 03:28:33 PM
Hi everyone, I hope there will be as many people as it can get to comment below, because im having a diploma exam in about 2 weeks! Im posting my recorings here and see whether its good or bad, and roughly give a mark out of 60, see where i am about! Thank you! (All of them are played from memory, just like what i am gonna do in the exam, so i can bullshit about how good it is to play from memory) ;D you can also go to Performance section to help me out with Viva Voce!

Repertorie:
Schubert- Sonata in A D664
Chopin- Nocturne in E Op.62 No.2
Debussy- Prelude 'Le Cathedrale engloutie'
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