Chopin - Barcarolle in F Sharp Major

[pencilart3]

haha hi pianostreet by the way! 

[adodd81802]

Good performance.

I like you're not over dramatic, while it is still clear to see the feeling you're putting into the piece.

I'll disregard the Psalm 1005

Whatever helps you be the best pianist you can be, who cares right.

[pencilart3]

That was in my piano teacher's church (so of course there was bible stuff). What a piano, it's crazy I can use it for free!

[visitor]

Good job kid, you know my thoughts on Chopin in genral but I enjoyed this and it held my attention. It's funny how much pianos love to live in churches 

[pencilart3]

kid

Since I may smoke, chew, and go to jail, I don't think I am deserving of that title any more!

I seriously understand why you don't like Chopin. I think it goes without saying that I love his music but I have more of an admiration and profound appreciation for him and his music rather than a buzz and ultra-hype about it.
I hope you're doing well!

[visitor]

Since I may smoke, chew, and go to jail, I don't think I am deserving of that title any more!

I seriously understand why you don't like Chopin. I think it goes without saying that I love his music but I have more of an admiration and profound appreciation for him and his music rather than a buzz and ultra-hype about it.
I hope you're doing well!

glad your around and well , I gave you a shout out not too long ago
Haha don't think anything of I call anyone my age and younger kid lol, just not kid as in little kid, kid like college kid or intern kid, or newly wed k Is haha it's a wide net I cast ,  was just popping in to say hi, I admire and understand the beauty of Chopin, I'm just in a phase where other things hold my attention more :-)
Again lovely playing  and  done and be proud of ur accomplishment here

[quantum]

Very good! You have a pleasant tone, and navigated the technical challenges of this piece with grace. 

There is no need to lift your foot all the way off the pedal every time you change.  Your foot also needs to gracefully return the pedal to its damper-off position, so it does not thump when you make changes.  If the trap work is so regulated, it is even possible to have strings fully damped and your foot supporting the pedal just millimeters from its stop point, that way you avoid a thumpy pedal.

I'll disregard the Psalm 1005

The psalmist must have been more industrious than we were led to believe 

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[pencilart3]

The psalmist must have been more industrious than we were led to believe  

Haha!! Totally

Very good! You have a pleasant tone, and navigated the technical challenges of this piece with grace.  

There is no need to lift your foot all the way off the pedal every time you change.  Your foot also needs to gracefully return the pedal to its damper-off position, so it does not thump when you make changes.  If the trap work is so regulated, it is even possible to have strings fully damped and your foot supporting the pedal just millimeters from its stop point, that way you avoid a thumpy pedal.

Interesting thoughts. Thanks for the feedback and the encouragement, I will take a look at that later.

[themeandvariation]

Very nice Noah.  Very poised, intentional, and quite enjoyable.
Welcome back!