1,000 Days of Piano: Day 103: Three in a Row

I'm increasing my challenge. Recording three pieces in a row holds a little more drama than just two. The pieces aren’t that long—surely the Beethoven Sonata in G, 1st Movement is longer than all three of these pieces combined. Yet there’s a psychological triumph in playing three pieces in a row, even if they are relatively short.

Right now, I really appreciate the slight increases in difficulty in the pieces of the Suzuki repertoire from book to book and within each book. I can slowly increase my challenge as I progress without feeling overwhelmed. I can “make haste slowly.” This is powerful.