I want to say you something... Where there it is or it is not for practice I think you are better then a lot of well known players, pianists, in interpretation of the notes... Thank you
@albertorenda2421 I sincerely appreciate your generous comments. Your compliments will remain among the few compliments I have heard. On the other hand, I must be careful not to let your compliments make me lazy about practicing the piano. I still have a lot to learn about practicing the piano. I usually think about the talent of a genius as follows. If someone does not recognize the talent of a genius, there are two cases. The first is that a person is more outstanding than a genius, and the genius seems ordinary to him. The second is that a person is just an ordinary person, and does not understand and recognize the genius. Usually, the second case is the most common reason why a person does not recognize a genius. Based on my above views, I think you recognize my talent in interpreting the notes of my music. If so, you must be more talented in music than I am. I majored in philosophy, and especially when I read the texts of Kant, a German, I admire and respect the beauty of the sublime structure of the texts. Likewise, when I look at Beethoven's musical language, Beethoven's scores, I find a structure that is well expressed in the structure of German idea alike Kant's texts. When I practice Beethoven's sonatas, I focus on seeing the sublimity in the structure of Beethoven's language and expressing that joy in a way that I can express, rather than thinking that I should do particularly well. Also, one thing I would like to add is that I think that the language of music is the score and sound. I minimize acquiring background knowledge about music and avoid leaving detailed explanations about my piano practice. Thank you. Warm greetings!😊
00:01 1st movement
36:27 2nd movement
46:05 CODA
49:30 3rd movement
This is mainly for my piano practice. Thank you!😅
I want to say you something... Where there it is or it is not for practice I think you are better then a lot of well known players, pianists, in interpretation of the notes... Thank you
@albertorenda2421
I sincerely appreciate your generous comments. Your compliments will remain among the few compliments I have heard. On the other hand, I must be careful not to let your compliments make me lazy about practicing the piano. I still have a lot to learn about practicing the piano.
I usually think about the talent of a genius as follows.
If someone does not recognize the talent of a genius, there are two cases.
The first is that a person is more outstanding than a genius, and the genius seems ordinary to him.
The second is that a person is just an ordinary person, and does not understand and recognize the genius.
Usually, the second case is the most common reason why a person does not recognize a genius.
Based on my above views, I think you recognize my talent in interpreting the notes of my music. If so, you must be more talented in music than I am.
I majored in philosophy, and especially when I read the texts of Kant, a German, I admire and respect the beauty of the sublime structure of the texts.
Likewise, when I look at Beethoven's musical language, Beethoven's scores, I find a structure that is well expressed in the structure of German idea alike Kant's texts.
When I practice Beethoven's sonatas, I focus on seeing the sublimity in the structure of Beethoven's language and expressing that joy in a way that I can express, rather than thinking that I should do particularly well.
Also, one thing I would like to add is that I think that the language of music is the score and sound. I minimize acquiring background knowledge about music and avoid leaving detailed explanations about my piano practice.
Thank you. Warm greetings!😊