http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?bmtoyzzrj4b

It's still pretty fresh. I hope to give it a better flow in time.

Instrument: Roland HP-201

Comments welcome!

That was a really nice interpretation. I love your use of rubato!

Thanks for giving me something else to work on. I enjoyed your performance very much.
Mike White

Thank you

I have made a new recording of this piece:

http://www.mediafire.com/?zqqnnwmzgwy

Please have a listen.

Very lovely! Really enjoyed listening.

Thanks. I really enjoyed working on this piece.

Mediafire.com deletes too quick. Here it is again:

http://www.box.net/shared/urpgcq071v

This is a nice recording. Nice tempo and good dynamics.

I do find that your piano does not respond well to increased volume; the tone seems to thin or perhaps there is not enough sustain to give the fullness you are evidently striving for; it seems difficult for you to get a full sound without producing a slight "pounding" effect at the same time.

Interpretively, I would suggest that you try playing the appoggiaturas slightly slower than you do; I feel you gloss over them as if they had little significance. I think you could relax a little more, take a bit of a musical breath, at the end of some phrases before you move on to the next.

Overall, a sympathetic rendering of this Etude.

Thank you for sharing.

Regards,

Bruce, it is a software piano.

Thanks BruceD! I agree... also about the sound of my digital.

Beautifully done, babama!

I particularly like how you skillfully bring out the inner line in places without overshadowing the melody.

Thanks for sharing this.