Cornelius Gurlitt - Turkish March (Op. 101, No. 9)
A fairly tricky but also very fun piece by Gurlitt. The A section proved to be quite tricky, but I'm happy with how it turned out. The B section is what makes the piece so much fun for me. I'd have liked to play it a bit faster, but I lost too much musicality if I did. This piece has been submitted to the Piano Jam of January 2018 on Reddit. Recorded on 3 February 2018. This recording was made after initially learning the piece. I have not memorized it, hence the need to read from the score while playing. Having only learned it once, there are inevitably things I'd have liked to play differently. I do not claim that this is the way this piece is to be played, nor do I encourage people to copy what I did. I merely record and post this for keeping track of my own progress as a piano player.
A fairly tricky but also very fun piece by Gurlitt. The A section proved to be quite tricky, but I'm happy with how it turned out. The B section is what makes the piece so much fun for me. I'd have liked to play it a bit faster, but I lost too much musicality if I did. This piece has been submitted to the Piano Jam of January 2018 on Reddit. Recorded on 3 February 2018. This recording was made after initially learning the piece. I have not memorized it, hence the need to read from the score while playing. Having only learned it once, there are inevitably things I'd have liked to play differently. I do not claim that this is the way this piece is to be played, nor do I encourage people to copy what I did. I merely record and post this for keeping track of my own progress as a piano player.