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nu #1 BEZ FUCK UP -busoni competition winner

da DIARRHEA, in her final recital round performance. She went on to win the competition, it is true. da recently note: harzhly expired  
 
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predoje (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Is this realy winer?
jefftam1234 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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hahahah the unforgiving cold-stare of da Bus
gainweighttoday (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I don't care about the f*up. wonderful piano sound.
marvelous musicality.
Haydenbrooks83 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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this etude is quite easy. I am working on op 25 no 6 at the moment - that one is difficult.
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Haydenbrooks83, EASY? Don't your hands slide off the black keys? And don't you miss them? Lol Sometimes I even miss some of the keys. I think this is so hard, and mainly because of the speed of course.

You must be more advanced than I.

I think she did very well on this piece.
Haydenbrooks83 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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you have to keep your fingers a bit rigid if that makes sense. If you do a lot of arpeggios it should be easy.
ciliaspippi (3 months ago) Show Hide
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It's sort of funny how you bluff
juice797 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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She's hot. Serious.
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She has lots of potential. Great feel for the piece and her balance is very good. But pianists, who normally perform as soloists without music, need to learn the music differently. I practice by starting in different places all the time. I will play just one hand -- from memory! You'll have fewer memory slips because your mind will have more points of reference to rely on.
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All that weight in her shoulders helps her in this piece secure her wrist action, no doubt. Compared to a thin weak man.

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