<p>Liu Pinxin<br />Liszt Waldesrauschen, sensitive playing with solid technique. Phrases need more directions to avoid being dry. Also, there could be contrasts in color and character between melodic lines that are in the middle or low register and the ones in high register. So they don't always sound the same.<br />Beethoven Sonata, nice and steady tempo. Good technical command. However, it needs a legato sound. Phrases are dry and sound the same. There are many parts, such as the 2nd theme, that require a singing tone. You still need to find yours. Also, you could read the score more carefully, there are dynamic marks that are not observed, sf written for one hand played by both etc.. <br />Chopin Scherzo, good and solid performance. Fingers are quite strong and there is sensitivity and some intensity in this piece. I still find the phrasing quite flat. Sometimes the sound gets harsh in loud parts. The middle section is played with certain changes of color. But there should be more. Also, the voicing is not done quite right. <br />Overall a solid performance. If you develop a singing sound and good sense of phrasing, your music will be more beautiful and interesting.</p>