Sonatina Op. 36 No. 3

What's working: - You maintain a lively, energetic 'spiritoso' tempo throughout the movement without dropping the pulse. - Dynamic contrast is clear and intentional—you create real distinction between the light piano passages and the forceful forte section drops. - Your left-hand Alberti bass and chordal accompaniments are well-balanced underneath the right hand, keeping the melody prominent and the textures clean. What to work on: - Sixteenth-note scale passages and turn figures (particularly in the middle development section around 0:45–1:00 and again in the recapitulation near 1:25–1:35): There is a tendency for the fingers to rush slightly and sound uneven in weight. Practice these rapid scalar runs using dotted rhythms (long-short and short-long) with a metronome to ensure every note speaks with equal time and clarity. - Keep your wrists flexible during high-register leaps to prevent any slight hardness in tone when hitting the top notes of phrases.

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