Tarantella by Pieczonka

classical piano piece entitled "Tarantella" by Albert Pieczonka performed last June 4, 2006

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• tarantella
• piano
• piece
• by
• A.
• Pieczonka

[qseued]

I always wanted to learn how to play piano. I just don't have the time at all. Were you the one playing or someone else?

[starghurl01]

that's me...

[PanzyPretzel]

Cool, I just decided to look for someone playing this version of Tarantella. I'm 11 and i'm learning it now. I think I should be done soon, cuz i'm practicing alot over any of the other stuff I usually practice daily. Btw, um was it a concert? I'm kinda confused because of all the talking.

[starghurl01]

it was a recital... for all pianists.

[starghurl01]

i think im going to stop playing the piano now...

[starghurl01]

thnx!

[TrasformiceFlocs]

Too slow

[mypianoteacher]

Are you still playing? I hope so! This is a fun piece and it looks like you were having a good time performing it. Thanks for putting it up.

[irishandinsane]

well played, I played that a couple of years ago, brought back a lot of memories, :) Suggestions, could be taken just a little bit faster, and try and bring out the tarantella rhythm more, emphasis your beats. I'm going to go dig out the music now actually and see if I can still play it, I remember having a lot of fun with it.

[2zwaantjes]

I never knew that! Thank you for this advice!

And nicely played, thank you for the video Star!

[themanlywoman]

would of been much better if the damn audience was quite

[Choueh]

There's nothing wrong with being Chinese.

But instinctively jumping to conclusions and saying I am is ridiculous when you have no idea who I actually am.

And what I first commented was constructive.

I've always assumed people can learn, it was simply advice.

I never pointed out faults, I just made a suggestion to help her improve.

[strokerbn]

i just think that your criticisms are a little too loaded towards faults,while ignoring the good points.(and why should thinking u r chinese be an insult??...what's wrong with being chinese?)

[Choueh]

TABARNAK, you again.

How rude. I am not Chinese, and assuming I am is offensive.

Seeing as you're the music expert, you've probably noticed that bending your back and bringing your shoulders up to your ears limits the space for your arms.

I'm not saying to fling your arms around, but you can hit the notes more strongly.

(I'm francophone, excuse my English)

Not necessarily 'frapper fort', but HOPEFULLY, strokerbn, you music expert you understand.

Otherwise, of course, you can remain stubborn.