Very nicely played, dear Gwanghae! There is a very bright piece! ☀🎶 But your pedal makes noise when you use it. Maybe you can fix something or make the pedal strokes shorter... 😊
@@juliane_steinwachs-zeil Dear Juliane! Thank you for your kind words. This piece is very bright, beautiful and dreamy when performed by the original composer. I will take note of what you say regarding pedals. When I step on the digital piano, the sound of the pedal hitting the bellow and the sound of the pedal hitting the up when I press the pedal create noise. The spring of my digital piano pedal has a very strong force, which causes a large reaction and makes a lot of noise. I will have to disassemble my digital piano pedals in detail to solve this problem. The pedals on my digital piano are slightly different in structure from the upright pedals. Perhaps I could consider reducing the force by cutting and stretching the spring, or leaving the spring as is and applying a bandage to the area where the pedal hits the surrounding area. Have a good weekend!🤗😅
@@user-ff5ss5he1b Yes, the last idea is perhaps the best, putting a damper on the pedal. It can also help not to press the pedal so high. So don't let the pedal all the way down. The effect of the pedal to cancel out the sound is already there before the pedal is fully released. Even with mechanical pianos, you don't let the pedal all the way down so as not to make noise. Have a nice Sunday evening! 🤗 💫
@@juliane_steinwachs-zeil Dear Teacher Juliane! First of all, thank you for teaching me about pedals. I also think I tend to pedal harder. However, my long-standing habits related to pedal use may not be easily improved. But I will continue to strive to improve. Second, I would also consider a physical method of wrapping the pedals with a bandage that would act as a damper. Have a nice evening too. Thank you!🤗💫
Very nicely played, dear Gwanghae! There is a very bright piece! ☀🎶
But your pedal makes noise when you use it. Maybe you can fix something or make the pedal strokes shorter... 😊
@@juliane_steinwachs-zeil
Dear Juliane!
Thank you for your kind words. This piece is very bright, beautiful and dreamy when performed by the original composer.
I will take note of what you say regarding pedals. When I step on the digital piano, the sound of the pedal hitting the bellow and the sound of the pedal hitting the up when I press the pedal create noise.
The spring of my digital piano pedal has a very strong force, which causes a large reaction and makes a lot of noise. I will have to disassemble my digital piano pedals in detail to solve this problem.
The pedals on my digital piano are slightly different in structure from the upright pedals. Perhaps I could consider reducing the force by cutting and stretching the spring, or leaving the spring as is and applying a bandage to the area where the pedal hits the surrounding area.
Have a good weekend!🤗😅
@@user-ff5ss5he1b Yes, the last idea is perhaps the best, putting a damper on the pedal. It can also help not to press the pedal so high. So don't let the pedal all the way down. The effect of the pedal to cancel out the sound is already there before the pedal is fully released.
Even with mechanical pianos, you don't let the pedal all the way down so as not to make noise.
Have a nice Sunday evening! 🤗 💫
@@juliane_steinwachs-zeil
Dear Teacher Juliane!
First of all, thank you for teaching me about pedals. I also think I tend to pedal harder.
However, my long-standing habits related to pedal use may not be easily improved. But I will continue to strive to improve.
Second, I would also consider a physical method of wrapping the pedals with a bandage that would act as a damper.
Have a nice evening too. Thank you!🤗💫