Week 4 — Share Your Playing 🎶
We’ve reached the final part of the challenge.
You’ve chosen your piece, worked through the details, explored character and imagination — now it’s time to share where you are.
This week is about capturing your playing and putting it out there!
On April 3rd, we’ll host a live Watch Party, featuring submissions from across the community. This is a chance to hear each other, reflect on the process, and celebrate the work that’s gone into these past weeks.
Your Focus for the Week until April 3rd.
Record and submit your piece (or an excerpt).
That’s it.
No need for multiple takes, no pressure to polish everything. A single honest run-through is more than enough.
A few suggestions:
- Record a full take, even if it’s not perfect
- Let the character and musical idea lead!
- Keep going, even through small slips
- Think of it as sharing, not performing
How to Participate
- Upload your video directly in the forum
- Or share a link (YouTube, Google Drive, etc.)
- Include the piece and anything you discovered while working on it
Whether this is your first time sharing or something you do often, this moment matters. It’s where the work becomes something real.
Looking forward to hearing what you’ve been building.
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My approximation of the c minor Fantasie, K.475. I haven't played Mozart for ages because it's been too elusive. No exception here. The score looks like it's sight readable, but that's very deceiving. The more I work on it the harder it gets. I really like the piece, though.
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Here is one take on the 1st and 2nd movements of the k310.
Some unevenness and inaccuracies that Mozart are so good at showing! Well, gotta love him - fantastic music! I'm sure I'll give this sonata a shot in a Community concert sometime.PS: I'm on easter holiday at the cabin, so you see me playing on my electric piano Yamaha p125. Nothing fancy, but a very nice one for this purpose.
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This is my take on Mozart’s Andante from Piano Concerto No. 21 (KV 467). Almost in time with the orchestra and with some slips. Actually, I did not expect to get it that far at all. The most difficult aspect was getting everything in time. It might be better tomorrow, but I share today’s result already, to keep my expectations in check.
https://youtu.be/34A68KUeUBU?si=rlIbkYcISt5taBjH
The play-along is by the BBC Symphony Orchestra Spitfire Audio, link in video description.