(Dang Thai Son)Chopin Nocturne in E, Op.62-2

Perhaps one of my Diploma pieces. The first time I played this, I had a weird feeling, as if I do not need to read the notes to play, I just play using "feel". I admit, it isn't good for the ears but I had fun and it is an amazing feeling. No wonder so many people admire Chopin's work... masterpiece ~.~



Some bonus work of Barenboim <3 he's energetic ain't he?

Brahms - Rhapsody in G minor Op.72 no.2

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This is one of my Diploma candidate pieces. Ran through whole Youtube, these are some of my favourites. I know, there is a lot.... When it comes to Brahms, there are a lot of interpretations, need more references to build my own...  =D

Bach - Prelude and Fugue D major BWV 850

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Another Diploma candidate piece =D Personally, Bach does not need any interpretation, all it needs is clear and detached sound... like the third video... However, the tempo has many variations. The second video says based on research it is an ideal tempo. This is subjective however. Well, guess I will just take the middle tempo, not too fast and not too slow XD

Yiruma

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I am not a big fan of this composition until I heard him play that is. This piece is a bit boring to play and it all sounds the same. After seeing him perform, it was like a new window has opened.... haha.... Maybe playing modern pieces need a lot of knowledge and experience on Rubato... With it you can turn any old boring piece to an awesome one ^^

Piano - Beethoven Pathetique Sonata

Just started learning this piece... Well.. 1 more year to finish all 3 movements =D

Éric Heidsieck, a French pianist. His interpretation is very unique, love his sustained theme so much <3

Cute huh? Well, I played like this as well =x
Keep talking to myself... No wonder they call me extremely annoying....  LOL XD
First and second movement will be uploaded after my stupid final exam =D

Another nice interpretation... I do not know how nice is it but I sure know he took his own sweet time to build up the mood <3