Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement

Hey, I'm back with my second audition piece. Now I know a lot of you
subscribers subscribed to me for Video Game music, but don't worry,
I'll be back to my old ways real soon. Anyway, critique this as you see
fit. I need to work out all the mistakes before my audition. Thank you
all for listening, and I hope you enjoy, Moonlight Sonata!

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Music

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• Ludwig
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• Sonata
• chu
• Moonlight
• Beethoven
• Greenlight

[neckface413]

@NCONiall Haha it's fantastic. I have a friend who owns hundreds of old NES and Super Nintento games, I used to sit there and watch him play all these fucking awesome games like Paperboy and stuff

[NCONiall]

@neckface413 Yeah that game is just pure win.

[neckface413]

@smbzfan1 This has been put into a videogame. Earthworm Jim 2, it's digitalized. Pretty fucking awesome. This and the first movement play while Jim is floating upwards through the map trying to avoid all of the lightbulbs and shit

[smbzfan1]

Dude...my mind...has been blown. Also, this would be EPIC to put in a video game!

[RTSDELTA]

Small tip: If you aren't doing this already, try to find the parts that are difficult, uneven, etc. and work on perfecting that part of transition area. It makes it easier.

But good performance!

[Charlaweyd]

Hey greenlight :D Didn't know you played the piano, didn't know you played it that well..

I'd realy love to play this, I just don't find the time to practice this. Though I've been practicing liszt..

Anyway, you play very good, only you need move around more with ur fingers more instead of ur wrists. That should balance ur hands more, make u able to play faster and be less tired after playing. (dunno if you are tired, but i'm just saying). That would then also decrease the amount of mistakes.

[drewlink99]

It is rather good, but you need to be in better sync,

but it is better than what I can do right now lol

Keep at it!!!!!

[y4nm4n]

It seems that all you lack to create a grand performance is practice. The dynamics are present in your performance but lacking in expression, at least that's what I believe. I suggest you take a look at some of the more known pianists that have interpreted this piece and have an eye out for how they express their "fff". To me that's what makes a specific version of this sonata. I also see you don't use the partitura for this piece? Try having it in front of you for your dynamics. Great so far!

[loaf20000]

impossible,,,

[qorkbro]

nice!