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Nocturne in C# minor Opus Posthumous - Frédéric Chopin

Nocturne in C# minor Opus Posthumous - Frédéric Chopin First of all, I know this interpretation sucks. Thank you to all the positive feedback, whether it was genuine or not. But even the most flat...  
 
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jessl0ve (2 months ago) Show Hide
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the tempo is not very consistent.i would focus more on putting more emotion into the music.. as opposed to trying to move your body (as you are beginner) right now it's not very consistent (ur body movement..) on the easy parts you move quite a bit. then on the more difficult parts you are concentrating so hard that ur stiff and glaring at the keys
laughituphoe (4 months ago) Show Hide
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i think it is beautiful, and you are very handsome
xNextStepx (4 months ago) Show Hide
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a little slow but it's still very good
v1ienas (5 months ago) Show Hide
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However, the trills are not bad, despide some misplayed notes, but I still think that you have to work with the right hand to check the notes' grouping of the long passages in the end, because they sound rather unclear. And remember to tune your piano (or change the position of the camera) when recording, because it is important here also. Good luck and keep working. You will certainly do it, because the general idea is very good!
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Quoting B.Dvarionas (famous Lithuanian pianist): 'The rubato is more like a spring, which lenght is fixed', but it is a spring, so you can allow some deviations, where necessary. The same here. What is more, work with dynamics very much, because you play too loud in the entire piece. Remember the differentiation of hands, what means you must diminish the volume of your left even more than the right.
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I'll be critical about this piece. Always look at your posture and gestures, because they are very funny, but needless in the beginning and look very awkward. What's more, playing Chopin means playing NUSSAINCES, what is hardly heard in your playing. Keep strictly to the tempo and remember, that RUBATO is a only a SLIGTH deviation, returning BACK to the original tempo.
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O sea, no se porquè decis que es horrible? te juro, ojalà pudiera ejecutar un poquito como vos, es decir, yo no ejecuto el piano pero me encanta, puta boludo, si sos amateur y tocás asi, no quiero ver si sos profesional...muchas felicidades, en serio...
gerald824 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Great interpreatation adn what a style!!! Nice style !!!!! i really like it you got a realyy nice style man!!!!!! seriously ! im learning this piece and i take as example this video ! jajaja
sharkielalaland (5 months ago) Show Hide
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great
newsgirl111 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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hi thanks you have helped me so much while i learn this piece pamela

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