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I played this piece differently from my prior recording. In the last part of doppio movimento, I do not taper away the sound for a grand ending. Instead, I build upon the sound for a more powerful flurry of emotion that just pours out of the heart of the piano. I am sorry for being weird; I just love this piece.

My Interpretation of Nocturne in c minor Op. 48 No. 1 By Chopin Performed by A. Dusa

Rachmaninoff Op 3 No 2 c sharp minor prelude (what I remember from years ago)

Had to check the score real quick mid piece lol.

Better Rach Moment Musicaux (ignore the score disarray)

Credit to Cartoonist Charles Schulz, rest in peace, for the Peanuts Thumbnail. (Schroeder)

Had this piece for well over a year now. Have had plenty of time to experiment with it. I thought that this slow tempo suits it well, idk. I hope you like. If u don’t, i’m sorry. I can recommend the 6 min version that other pianists play if you want a better recording. Composer: Frederic Chopin Op. 37 No. 1

Nocturne in c by Chopin Op 48 no 1 My understanding of the melody: A melancholic beginning with a sliver of hope and joy. The hope is immediately snatched away. Then the middle part signals a moment of reflection/ pondering. It climaxes into a beautiful glee that turns back into the reliving of the former tragedy, just unimaginably worse. Tragic end credit to my piano teacher (Mrs. Jolanta): yo...

Performed at William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA. Credit to my piano teacher (Mrs. Jolanta) for helping me along the way: youtube.com/@jolantaszewczyk6742?si=9BtKRtbq5mj4QkMR