I PRACTICED 10 HOURS PIANO IN A DAY LIKE CZIFFRA DID :) 

And your conclusion was just realistic : once you are into the professional life, you don't have time to practice many hours anymore. It's normal and I think it is good because having a real life is essential if you want to continue to have rich things to convey through your music. You are an excellent pianist, you don't need that many hours of practice anymore to keep your level.

En effet

Thats a lot

@@horoffra I think that’s what one does when one is young, ambitious, has all the free time in the world and has 4 hours of repertoire to prepare for one of the biggest competitions in the world. He did win the first prize afterwards.

I have no time for this, 30h babysitting my son, 20h lessons, restoring a piano and social media, every week

@@horoffra I understand.

Je pense que c’est parceque il travaillait autant qu’il avait une technique très souple 😉

@@horoffra C'est plutôt psychologique, comme Richter, Cziffra n'a pas appris le piano classique (et sa technique particulière) en étant jeune, et il a gardé ce manque de confiance plus tard . Richter aussi travaillait des heures, de façon mécanique comme Cziffra, juste pour être sur que ca allait marcher. Il y a une video montrant Cziffra travailler une valse lente de Chopin dans des rythmes variés, c'est absolument horrible. Il était un peu barjo, c'est souvent la caractéristique des genies ;) Mais aussi travailler plus que nécessaire lui a peut être donné cette assurance en concert, de prendre des risques insensés. Va savoir.

I try, dont always succeed 😊

Yes I practice only old hat I like now but in my study learned many other pieces that i didnt like first but for educational purpose.

@@horoffra thank you very much. Congratulations

Swimming 😋

I know he was

Brahms op.118-2

@@horoffrathanks!

No thanks 😊

No I love my wife 😊