It was a bit sloppy.
I listened to the first minute or something around that mark. Doesn't sound bad at all to my ears.Although, for the love I harbor for this piece itself, play it on an acoustic piano next time when recording please.But what do I know? I only started a year ago.
This is a mess. Please stick to jazz, where there are no wrong notes.
...xxxx... I will admit that is very arrogant for me to post something like that--when it is obvious that with a little more effort on my part I could post something much more respectful of Ludwig Van Beethoven. I just left out the recap... just cause. yes.. totally poor judgment.touche... Mr. Liszt. thanks. I concede most sincerely.we are all still mean to each other though and it makes me sad.
You're on a classical forum, most of us here are working hard to get good results, and you post a massacre of Beethoven and expect us to say "great job." The music has to speak for itself, without qualifications. David Helfgott's recordings and performances are soulless and technically deficient, oh but it's OK because he had a nervous breakdown? The fact that you can't hear how bad you're playing also means you're not going to listen to anyone saying so. Why don't you get into classical with something you can actually manage to sound coherent, maybe try the first mvt of Moonlight instead of the third?
I am quite new to the community although I have been following for a while, and yes, there are people very keen to judge and give little encouragement. I am a piano teacher of classical music (although I play a bit of jazz) and I notice that classical musicians are in this respect worse. If someone plays beethoven not perfectly it is the end of the world. Jazz are less snobbish... dcstudio, I admire your dedication and also courage. If you have a chance, play and practise on a real piano.