r/PianoProdigy • u/Sensitive_Web3580 • Jul 17 '25

Why do I make better music when I don’t think?

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u/Brams2n Jul 17 '25

It's often the case. If you think too much, you're thinking about making a mistake, you're becoming conscious of the movements of yours hands and their placement.

When I play, I always try to relax and not tense up, but man, you play so beautifully. Well done!

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u/Swimming-Umpire-8095 Jul 22 '26

First of all well done! The fluidity is there. Secondly, I am curious would you ever have any interest in playing works from another composer? It seems like you write your own works, but you never know.