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Thank you

Many thanks!

Thanks for that

Yep.. did not realize they were not cut out of the picture till too late 😂

Thanks, for the beginning I have another comment that suggest to play more staccato lol. I see what you mean.. I should hold the note even if the pedal is on.. At 3.00 I see what you mean, will try. 7.15 I needed more practice yes.. you are right needs to be smoother. Thanks for taking the time to give me tip, I appreciate it.

Thanks! I am doing these recording to prove that with hard work and determination, even if you have a life (work, family and other hobbies), you can still get to a decent piano level.. the cool thing about piano is that you can always do better.. it’s sooo hard and a lot of people don’t even realize how much work you need to put into it.. have fun!

⁠​⁠@@nicolasterzani4188 i really respect that, keep going at it you’re doing great

Thank you!

From bar 8? Yes I use it but lifting it up and down to soften the sound when needed. You can actually see the left foot on the video. This piano offers great control for the PP.

Thank you!

@@janvancauwenberghe7723 thanks for listening and nice comment!

Grazie mille!

Yea that and 2.22 also. Those parts and the cadenzas were the parts that took a long time and patience to learn.. just start super slow with metronome and go up 1 speed, than play at least 3 times no mistakes and then go up another 1..

@@nezkeys79 I subscribed to your channel! Will listen to your videos.. you did so many!

​@@nicolasterzani4188they are all old videos from before 2010. I kind of play videogames more now. I never really uploaded and classical pieces anyway it was always videogame covers and improvisations / compositions

Thank you for your support ☺️

i see many people saying wut u said (some of them being when i comment things like dat) and the called 'criticism' is what will help the person improve: if u compliment something thats not good the person will think she has reached her maximum and stop there. this guy is playing pretty great and has potential to play it even better so giving advice isnt bad in my opinion.

@@lotzu_ yeah i understand lmao but people straight up saying its bad like its very good for this piece

@@raffaelem2005 ye, that kind of comments is rlly shitty, thats just bad

I am studying now Prelude in G minor, Op. 23, No. 5, by Sergei Rachmaninov, and Sospiro will be next! If I can handle it!

​@@nicolasterzani4188first part of sospiro is easy. Middle is extremely difficult

I will start studying form the hard part and then will see if Incan handle 😜

Thank you! I am an amateur pianist, so by playing only 1 or 2 hours per day it’s hard to get to a high level. But as soon as I have time I study and play.. I took the risk of playing slower than normal as a personal preference, but I understand that this can disrupt the overall flow.. love piano!

@@pianothingsmusic thank you so much! You channel is so cool!

Thanks for your feedback. I wish I had the time to improve technique. I am an amateur pianist... To improve technique I would need to study 6/8 hours per day.. unfortunately I only have 1 to 2 hours due to my job.

Thanks for your feedback. Regarding the staccato, you are right it’s indicated staccato but it’s also indicated to use the pedal to hold.. maybe you are using a different edition than mine. I heard different interpretations some with staccato some with holding pedal.. will do more research. My technique needs to improve and since I recorded this I was able to improve my left hand. I will try to record this again in the future to compare.. will be fun.

Not sure what “serious mistakes” are being talked about here! All seems to be a matter of interpretation. I enjoyed :)

@@TheDNAlexander At the begging, he is playing staccato notes with right hand, but they need to hold. Both of hands are placed in a wrong position, you need to move your hand to pinky side if you know what i mean. Fingers are breaking. He is all pushed up and needs to be relaxed.

beginning*​@@ForgottenShadowXD

@@nicolasterzani4188 I'm glad to hear that. You can do it, i know you can. Don't stop practicing and it will be perfect! Good luck!❤️

Thank you very much

Why? I found his performance decent

your comment here is quite disheartening, instead of giving constructive criticism you chose to take the shortcut and say that he apparently needs "to learn the basics." He clearly has a reliable foundation, and the performance was pretty dang acceptable. Yes there is room for improvement, but you blew the entire situation up. At least respect the fact he put in nearly a year of work to play a piece he wants - if you cant give anything constructive, dont comment anything.

​​@acactus2190 it's always someone with no subscribers, no videos, and no profile picture who writes comments like this. The name "Just a Dude" is kinda strange, too

Yes great teacher and great student community. Lucky to be part of it!

Thanks for listening

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Thanks for listening!

Thank you and don’t give up!!

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Thanks 😊

Thank you for your honest feedback. I like to hear these constructive criticism since it’s essential to become a better pianist.

Thank you, I was not thinking to create a music sheet, but it’s a good idea! I will try and notify you when available, probably by end of August, now busy with work travel..

Grazie!

Thank you! It means a lot to me that you appreciate my playing, especially considering all the work that goes into it. Your support motivates me to work even harder on my next piece!

It’s a pain on wallet… 😝 but great pleasure yes!

@@nicolasterzani4188 enjoy it:), my piano back ground more or less like you, but I don't have a Stwy:))

Merci!

Thank you!

Thank you! This one took a long time..

Thanks don’t remember exactly but at least 8 months

@@nicolasterzani4188 great work

Thank you! what do you think about the speed? many recordings are played much faster..

@@nicolasterzani4188 the speed is great

@@nicolasterzani4188 best recording i have heard, correct tempo

Thanks, I played like you from 6 yo but never seriously.. then after 18 I stopped till I started again at 42yo on my own and then started taking lessons with a really good teacher 3 years ago. This piece took me 9 months to get to this level.. I wish I had a good teacher when I was in my teens.. it’s important to learn how to study.. don’t stop and have fun!

Thanks for your continuous support! You are a great piano player.. can't wait to record your revolutionary!

thank you!