This was from my second music camp this summer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDEjlpdPnas&feature=plcp

Comments welcome. Thank you very much.

How come I'm almost 5 times your age but only play 1/5 as well??

BRAVO!

Just a very solid rendition of this Sonata, ABCV -- it had satisfying contrasts between the propulsive and lyrical sections, and very good attention to maintaining the entire musical arch, from beginning to end -- very important in a one-movement Sonata. Briefly put, very musically intelligent, in addition to being technically crisp and solid. Thanks for sharing this!

Pianoloveus and Mr. Adrianson,

Thank you very much for your kind words and comments.

Very good indeed!

Comments: I'd make the slow parts even more poetic and relaxed, if possible. I think you could broaden the triple forte "con elevazione" section somewhat more to make it really, really huge - it needs to feel expansive, even ecstatic.

And that troublesome pianissimo right at the end that nobody seems to be able to get quiet enough - well, keep trying. It's really hard to drop from fff to pp in an instant, especially when it's all in the upper part of the keyboard and at a climatic moment in the music. You have to have a very clear image of what that should sound like and what the musical effect should be.

Hi wr,

Thanks a lot for the suggestions.

Sorry for getting back to you so late; just came back home from the camp.