I recorded this last January after studying the piece for a couple of weeks. I have since forgotten most of it. I will definitely re-visit it as it is one of my favorites to play.
I always hesitate to publish these videos for a variety of reasons. I need to let go of my perfectionist attitude. I tend to dismiss the entire take if I get one buzz or even slight timing error.

I presented this video to the virtual class I participating in last January, with Dr. Simon Powis. He pointed out that my right hand needs more "extension" of the fingers. I have them too curled at rest. I immediately applied his advice and my tone started to improve quite a bit. I always intended to pursue it, but I will just have to get back on it. I have been distracted the past 11 months or so.

Played on my 1977 Larrivee Classical.

Well played
Thank you

Nice!

So how did the virtual classes work out? Did you just do a limited series, or have you continued them?

It was a limited series of classes. Each class would be 3 or 4 weeks in length and we studied a single piece for the duration. It ends with video submissions and critique.

Very nice!

Thank you all. I am working on some new videos of pieces I have learned over the years and even more recently. No ETA on them.