Beethoven Sonata in F, op 10 no 2, FIRST MOVEMENT

[atesla199]

Very nice work, but you have a little more to go with the ending. I really like your playing!!

[SandyWalters]

It's great following your piano life through the trail of videos from the past to now. This Beethoven Sonata is extremely exiting.

[jencrothers]

Another excellent performance Josh! Keep it up!

[al4319]

Nice - but a few errors. Some more practice is required - but you're quite close. Nice technique as well.

[PianoIsTuned]

Exciting and mostly well-played. Keep practicing, though.

[AvrilP43]

Wonderful work.

[MmRogers1988]

Nice job.

[TimK999]

Excellent work even though last bit needs more practice. It was exciting.

[RayAtkinson9]

It's so good to see you submitting YouTube videos again. I enjoy them so. This is hard work and you made my heart sing. Thanks for that, and keep up the hard work.

[kallen1999]

Excellent! This Beethoven Sonata really sizzles. Well-done.

[PeterU1949]

So exciting at 1:35 in the development.

[JaneAustin57]

Beethoven's music is always impressive and such is the case here. It does need a little more work as other posters have stated but I'm sure that's probably already been done. This is an excellent presentationn of this Beethoven Sonata. Great work.

[MikeFaw22]

Excellent work here although there's a little more to do (practice) at the end. I'm sure you'll do that soon. Yes, at 3:55 as a previous poster said. I'm really enjoying your videos.

[ghillier1]

Love the sudden change to the development section at 1:24 and at 1:40 it is also very exciting. You have great musical sense and with just a little more practice at the end of the first movement, the whole thing will be just ravishing - watch at 3:55 and practice this part slowly. It's hard to be accurate and fast here but as I said, you're almost there. Excellent work young man!

[MWtm4]

What a hard 1st movement and you did extremely well. Thanks for your performance notes about the last page. Perhaps I could sense a little frustration at the very end when you raised your left hand to your head. It takes a LOT of work and you're obviously almost there. It was exciting, powerful and musical. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!