Sonata in C, Op. 53 "Waldstein", Mvt. 2/3 (Beethoven)

[Pete75227]

man. this is masterful. ur fingers look like rubber lol

[jazzman8844]

in the profession(music) that we are in,there is nothing wrong with constructive critique.talent bashing and insults shed no lite.great job! just slow down and breathe.

[sputniksweetie]

a few mistakes, and the rubato was used a little more liberally than most, but otherwise, beautifully expressive.

[billroger77]

Keep playing. Some responses sounded as if they were subconsciously jealous. Ignore them play on James. Bill Ligon

[Riqtam]

Leave all the technical mistakes aside, it happens to the best, the thing that bothered me the most is your inability to keep a steady pace, and that's a shame cuz other than that you really have a grip on this piece.

[arrowintwolakes]

Rubato was uncalled for, disjointed in the second half, lots of hiccoughs. Just practice!

[pcma1970]

Great *****

[peixotoraul]

you should always respect want the composer said, and you don't

[larkinmusic021]

making a good meassured glissando is so difficult

[LoveleyVideos]

There is a extremly nerved clicking in the sound :-(

[oldpangloss]

Took me ages to learn this, damned trill, if only I`d been born with 3 hands.

[wamadeus]

anyway... nice playing!!

[swedchef79]

For those critics out there, I know there are a few technical mistakes out near the end, but this was a live performance and you get what you get. I have an audio recorded version with a few less mistakes =)

[arrowintwolakes]

@swedchef79 A few technical mistakes? The rhythm was reset several times. Live performances should be more esteemed than less. Mistakes in live performances should be less acceptible.