1. Chaminade’s Etude Humoristique is a fast-paced and colourful piece. The song is agile and fast while maintaining a comfortable tempo that doesn’t feel too rushed. It has a lively vibe with intense and strong passages near the end of the piece which keeps a unique balance of the song being too simple or light. This piece requires high virtuosity and fast finger work.
2. The Impromptu III by Franz Schubert is a loved masterpiece by a ranged of people from around the world and in history. It carries a simple and long melody with more rapid notes in between the main notes. The piece is beautiful and steady, but it also carries an intense feeling along as the song continues. The deep melody brings out a comfortable sensation. Each note has it’s own meaning for each key is pressed with care and consideration to bring out the perfect balance of volume.