Sua Kim performs Domenico Scarlatti, Sonata No. 9 Amin K.54

[MsCaleb79]

Oh yeah this is not so bad, it has nice bits is it...

[efrainc23]

muy mecanica la interpretacion, ¿y los tiempos? ¿y las intensidades? recuerda que es un piano-forte lo que estas tocando, con lo cual se puede lograr mucho.

[Deutre08]

what are you doing?

[cutiepi7]

honestly, i think this is amazing :) its really hard to be perfect when you're performing and this is a brilliant job

[tuliofru]

Very bad interpretation. What's with the tempo too rush, superficial, and above all with the stupid balance of the motives ? That gave a superficial character to the whole piece. And she's not even able to keep the same tempo; there are accents totally out of control in her play. She pushes sometimes like a beginner. Very, very bad. She doesn't have a clue of what's she's doing. Another Asian pianist completely incomprehensible of western music.

[SidedPanic]

'the tempo too rush'

I actually find the tempo rather slow, but whatever..

[efrainc23]

is a kind of mechanical interpretation

[flic71]

Horowitz suona questa Sonata da dio

[mackayde]

Why no pedal?

[ertvgieutzrhetkgerzt]

Man, it's excellent

[somedudeplayingpiano]

Because they havn't invent the pedal when it was composed by scarlatti

[crogersrx]

They hadn't invented the piano when it was composed either.

[chibinski]

very enjoyable!

[Emilyriddle]

yeah why is it so tense?

[korean1988]

Why is your wrist so tense when doing octaves?

[jesuisravi]

Please tell me what brand of tension she uses.

[aIIenxwaIker]

not everyone has big hands... i tense like that when i play octaves cuz i have short fingers and hella big palm ^^!