It ain't necessarily so - ABRSM piano 2011-2012 Grade 5 C:2 C2

Gershwin It ain't necessarily so from Porgy and Bess
Santi Music School, Chiang Mai

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[pondwatcher]

I really like your interpretation of this piece - bravo!

[santisoi5]

@pondwatcher Many thanks.

[chanmeimei2007]

Very musical playing... nice

[santisoi5]

@chanmeimei2007 Thank you.

[santisoi5]

b, d and f

[santisoi5]

Thank you ashley12716 for your comment. I really appreciate it.

I don't play it wrongly, but I play it differently.

I want to make good contrast so I play the second section

very fast. I think 120 is recommended minimum speed for exam.

The ti re fa can be played many ways, such as staccato, with pedal, or non-staccato. It depends on the player's interpretation.

I use dynamics but my camera will make it softer if the music is too loud and will make it louder if the music is too solf.

Santisoi5

[selenajasondemi]

Grade 4 :(

[Mauritiusisparadise]

what is ti re fa? I am a gr 5 student and just starting to play the number. Vincent

[AkimboBanana]

the version that porgy and bess actually made is different fom the specification given in grade 5. its perfectly acceptable to play either for your grade 5, but not for a tight spec like a gcse or a-level

[ashley12716]

I play this too. I think u play wrongly. N 120 Is not soooo fast. U did not use Dyamics. The ti re fa is not staccato.