<p>Liu Jiangli<br />Beethoven Sonata Op. 14, elegant, singing sound. I like your phrases which for the most part are not hurried, and have a natural flow. Sometimes though, a stronger rhythmic sense or vertical lines are also needed in a Beethoven sonata. This is quite evident in the development section of this movement. There, a strong rhythmic pulse would give music much more intensity, something I'd like to see more of in your playing.<br />Chopin Rondo, a piece published when Chopin was only 15, perhaps not yet one of his mature works. Here again, your sound is very elegant and articulate. The phrases have good flow and directions. <br />Liszt Gnomenreigen.  Here it sounds hurried and lacks rhythmic pulse. So the music sounded nervous and chaotic instead of the music of a dance. The rushed tempo also squeezed the runs together so the clarity suffered. Overall a very musical performance, a little more rhythmic pulse would give your music more intensity and character.</p>