Mozart piano sonata K310 in A minor.

[abbyes]

Hey,

I've been practicing this sonata for a while already. I just finished the first movement.


I would you to help me and / or give tips for improving it :-). I'll post here the first theme in A minor. If I see someone is able to help  me on it, I'll post the entire movement here hehe. I was hurry because I had to go back to class, so I just could record me once the first part :S.

I'd really appreciate your help ( and sorry for screwing it up at the end, I had been playing for a long time without stopping and my fingers and wrists were way too tired, and I did a mistake on fingering at the end and screwed it up ).

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[kalospiano]

I'm far from being an expert so I unfortunately can't give you any tips, but (if we exclude that bit at the end ) I really enjoyed your playing. Keep up the good work!

[abbyes]

I'm far from being an expert so I unfortunately can't give you any tips, but (if we exclude that bit at the end ) I really enjoyed your playing. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for replying me !!

I'm really glad you enjoyed it even with that small part at the end  .  I'll try to upload it once again the entire movement tomorrow !

Thanks !! 

[chopinlover01]

IMO could use a lot of work in the soft areas; the other parts are good, but really focus on refining your quieter areas.
That said, it's not bad by any means
Cheers!

[abbyes]

IMO could use a lot of work in the soft areas; the other parts are good, but really focus on refining your quieter areas.
That said, it's not bad by any means
Cheers!

Yeah, I've noticed it too recently. There are some parts that are soft ( piano and pianissimo ). I'm conscious of that while playing, and I really have the feeling that I am doing it softer, but watching some of my recordings, I've noticed that I play it as the rest of the piece, and there's not much difference between p, mf and pp when I play. I'll try to work on those dynamics.

It's a bit hard to play those semiquavers at that speed and piano / pp . Mozart is harder than it seems to be. Anyway, I really enjoy this piece and have plenty of time to work on it ^^.

Thanks for replying again !

PS : Do you know any way to improve softer parts ? Playing them slowly or... ?