I liked this piece in my childhood.
Now I played it more freely than that time.
I played #do in one of parts of minor la.do.mi. Further, I missed tones.
However, I played it.
I will play it again later someday.
I liked this piece in my childhood.
Now I played it more freely than that time.
I played #do in one of parts of minor la.do.mi. Further, I missed tones.
However, I played it.
I will play it again later someday.
I played it from E, mi so# si, while practicing Faure Nocturne No. 6.
I am practicing Nocturne Op. 9-2 of Chopin and Scriabin.
I wanted to play Gnossiennes of Satie. I set my electric piano to mellow piano, 432 Hz, cathedral, rather than conert piano, 442Hz, small hall.
No. 4
This time I didn't set it to 432Hz, because I felt sounds had become worse at that tuning. I used 442Hz instead as usual.
I kept pressing one left-hand finger until I played a note with another left-hand finger.
Although I imagined that this piece was for nighttime, I recorded it in the morning.