Anna Goldsworthy plays Chopin Nocturne no. 8 op. 27 no. 2
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I loved reading your book, I wish I could have a teacher like Mrs Sivan.
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Dear anna, I think this piece is a poem by the great Chopin, beautifully recited by you, congratulations!!
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Nicely played.
Yundi Li and Valentina Lisitsa are two of my favorites on this, but this was also well played.
What I notice with really good concert pianists is the note separation. Some such as Murray Perahia use technique that is close to staccato (but not staccato) to get a more pearly sound (The notes sound clearer with good spacing in note separation and no semi-ghost notes. The difference in articulation is minimal but noticable).
Chopin composed this with an opera voice in mind.
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She makes it look easy.
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I love this nocturne...it's my favorite one and you play it very good!(:
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Hello. I have enjoyed tremendously watching you play this piece. Are you currently teaching? If so, whereabouts do you teach?
aliciajohn 2 months ago
@aliciajohn Thanks Alicia. I'm teaching just a little at the University of Melbourne.
annagoldsworthy 2 months ago
bravo! bravo! encore! encore! truely inspiring, both to watch and listen. I read your book twice - such a beautiful way to honour Mrs Sivan - just as your playing does. I looked at your hands as i listened and thought of Mrs Sivan. what a teacher! what a student!. thank you for putting this up for us to enjoy.
joannemirvine08 2 months ago
@joannemirvine08 Many thanks Joanne for your kind remarks!
annagoldsworthy 2 months ago
This is awesome. You are really good. I am using your book for a book report in 6th grade. It's really good. Don't ever give up on piano. You're really good.
KLFishel 10 months ago
@KLFishel Thank you! Hope your book report is a great success.
annagoldsworthy 10 months ago