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Waltz No.3 in G Minor for Piano

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Hello everyone!

I decided to wrap up and record at the piano a short waltz theme that I posted in the "incomplete works" forum recently.
I found the theme quite complete by itself so I ended up adding only a coda (relatively long, so it works also as a second theme in some way).
I also modified some harmonies, inner notes, and decreased the tempo quite a lot (from 120 to around 90) since I think the theme sounds better like that (and the coda would not work at a fast tempo).

The sections are:
m.1~16: A theme (antecedent) ending in HC
m.17~32: A theme (consequent) ending in PC
m.33~49: Coda (based in initial quarter note motive)

I tried to record it in one go (instead of doing several takes and mixing them together) so I also share the video I took.
I was planning to practice it for longer, but the trill is quite hard and I realized that if I want to play it perfectly, I probably need to go back to it in the future after several months.
Also, I played it quite okay every time... until the camera was on, then random mistakes started happening hahaha.
As a result there are some mistakes, particularly in the dynamics, trills, and in the coda, where I rushed too much (on top of that, I accidentally played a wrong note too).
The audio for both the score and live videos are the same.

Thank you and any feedback is more than welcome!

Edited by JorgeDavid

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