Week 3: Final Submissions!

WELCOME TO THE MAIN THREAD FOR THE Final WEEK OF "END OF THE YEAR" PRACTICE CHALLENGE! 

 

This week is simple: Share your submissions of the the pieces you worked on/recorded for the challenge!

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We have our watch party for this challenge happening on January 15th, 11am PT, link right here!

 

WATCH PARTY

 

↓ Happy Sharing! ↓

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    • Marc M
    • Amateur piano enthusiast
    • Marc_M
    • 3 mths ago
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    Hello all, here's my submission. I was going to try Bach/Marcello, but decided Ornstein would be better for now, as I ended up playing the piece a lot to test out a new mic setup (stereo mic placement is a big time sink, haha). It's his Piano Sonata No. 4, Mvt. II, Semplice. The performance is not perfect, but I thought it shareable!

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      • Gail Starr
      • Retired MBA
      • Gail_Starr
      • 3 mths ago
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      Marc M what a gorgeous piece! Thank you for introducing it to us.

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      • Gail Starr
      • Retired MBA
      • Gail_Starr
      • 3 mths ago
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      Marc M I’m SO psyched to discover more of his works.  Gorgeous playing!

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    • Marc M I was able to get a copy of that CD with recordings of some of his works played by M.-A. H. that you were mentioning! 😁

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      • Marc M
      • Amateur piano enthusiast
      • Marc_M
      • 3 mths ago
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      Thanks Gail Starr! On a tangent, I saw your comment in the other thread regarding blocking your husband in with mic stands. I can't use mic stands either because of little kids, so I'm using 2 clamps. Note, though, they pick up vibrations from the piano frame, so I glued on some homemade felt-plus-rubbery-anti-slip-tape pads, which solved that issue. Furniture pads would probably also work.

      Alexander Weymann Exciting--I look forward to hearing you play your favorites for some future challenge! Haha.

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  • Here is my work in progress submission for Chopin's Nocturne op 48 no 1 in C Minor! I started this piece in July and have been on and off practicing it, but in the last month tried to pick it up again and polishing it for a concert in a few months. 

    I am open to any feedback, criticism, and suggestions. With my teacher I am still working on the voicing in the ending of the doppio mvmt section mainly, and the poco piu lento section in C major. 

     

    https://youtu.be/N4E_lvfJONI?si=u-0RQH1AxdZrjHDD

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      • Juan Carlos Olite
      • Philosophy teacher and piano lover
      • Juan_Carlos
      • 3 mths ago
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      Alexander O'Shaughnessy Excellent work, Alexander, very powerful!

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      • Marc M
      • Amateur piano enthusiast
      • Marc_M
      • 3 mths ago
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      Alexander O'Shaughnessy Great work shaping the dramatic part from the middle to the end!

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    • Alexander O'Shaughnessy Great playing! Such a wonderful Nocturne and you are bringing out all the drama and emotion. 

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