u/ByblisBen

▲ 45 r/piano

Played the first movement that I've been working on for this year's piano area recital. Unfortunately was a slightly cluttered performance, but I think it is reflective of the effort I've put in and the sum of my experience, so overall I think I did a good job. I am realizing if I want to be able to have a more flawless execution, I need to put in a lot more time practicing to develop sturdy technique, and I need to seek out more opportunities to perform for a random crowd - I get significantly more nervous playing for strangers than the other piano students in studio.

Hopefully, my capabilities thus far represent the piece in a musical and convincing manner. My main goal is that the audience will want to check out more Ornstein lol (perhaps that is why I feel more pressure playing for strangers than other pianists I already know).

u/ByblisBen — 12 days ago