Micheal Aaron Grade book 3

[szerni]

I will update the topic.
Comments are welcome.  

Victory bells
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/victory-bells-michael-aaron

[szerni]

The Minstrel And His Horse
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/the-minstrel-and-his-horse

[outin]

I'm sorry not to comment, but to click those links would be like returning to my 9 year old self (forced on those books) and I prefer not to  

[szerni]

9 years ..

Water lilies
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/water-lilies

[szerni]

The races
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/the-races

[stevensk]

Very cute playing. How old are you?

[arensky]

I assume you are an older beginner. You are off to a good start, your playing is expressive and spirited. Keep at it!

[szerni]

arensky is right, im 21 years old  
 
Mexico
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/mexico-michael-aaron-book-3

[szerni]

Aria
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/aria

[szerni]

Off to the hunt
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/off-to-the-hunt

[szerni]

Knipper Wheatlands
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/knipper-wheatlands-michael-aaron-book-3

[szerni]

Staccato
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/staccato-michael-aaron-book-3

[dogperson]

Staccato
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/staccato-michael-aaron-book-3

Nice job, JEd!  For practice, can you see how quietly you can play staccato?  Then start the piece loud and reduce the volume to soft on the repeat?  You can start training your ears and your fingers to begin varying the dynamics.

[szerni]

@dogperson

Thank you for reply. I tried  and I think I too hard press the keys

Für Elise
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/fur-elise-michael-aaron-book-3

[dogperson]

@dogperson

Thank you for reply. I tried  and I think I too hard press the keys

Für Elise
https://soundcloud.com/jed-piano/fur-elise-michael-aaron-book-3

Not to worry, JED.  Playing softly takes practice-- we have all had to do it and it takes time.  For Fur Elise, the melody is in the right hand and should be heard above the left  Try working on getting the left hand softer here as well.  It will take work to train your hands to have one louder than the other.  No one does it naturally but it is worth the work it takes.