Preparing for Competitions Part 2: how to choose repertoire and keep positive mentality?

【Conversation With Ching-Yun】
To follow our conversation from last week, this video will focus on repertoire and positive mentality when doing competitions. Don't forget to leave comments below!
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[@LearnCompositionOnline]

Awesome ❤

[@LearnCompositionOnline]

You helped me pass a very hard exam for Kantor in Germany. Key was to HIDE MY FLAWS. You could not formulate this better! THanks a lot . I failed once in the entrance exam at the MDW in Viena at the piano and never got right why i did totally break down in the Chopin Etude. It was this: I was not humble about my limits and the fact that we ALWAYS play worse live, unless we played the piece many times live! That piece i did not. I was attached to the "beauty" and expression of the programm. But this time i passed the exam because my program was JUST ENOUGH to be played FLAWLESS and just keep and hold the opnion of the comission, that was already high because of my CV. . While others would probably do mistakes (as I did in the MDW).

[@charlottehupianist]

I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful to you. Congratulations on passing your exam for Kantor in Germany! ! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@wu4778]

Is there any repertoire not suitable for the competition?