Not quite sure how you get time to even post on a Piano Forum with the time it must take to learn masterpieces such as this! I heard the mistakes, i'm not bothered, you did very well. What Chopinist doesn't aspire to play this piece. Bravo!
WOW - that was awesome! Way to go!You play very clearly and you seem to really understand what you want in terms of phrasing and dynamics.I think overall your playing could be a bit lighter. It is a bit too harsh for me at some points. But I'm guessing it'll come naturally over time. The mistakes are hardly noticeable BTW.TBH, I really envy your playing - really good work!Keep polishing it up and I'll hope to hear you in Warsaw in October 2020 haha
Thanks for your very, very kind comment. Those are definitely the moments we play piano for.I totally agree with you that the andante spianato could be more intimate and not as heavy. With the polonaise though. Do you think itīs too harsh overall, or just the more dramatic places ? My teacher always told me, that - while chopin always needs to be polite and elegant - the polonaise is a very proud dance and has always referenced to Rubinstein playing it in Russia as a form of political protest, hence even ending the coda of the a flat major one in clusters...I might have misunderstood it a little though. Definitely very interesting to think about !
Topic: Chopin - Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise 