Beethoven

I take piano lessons once a week.

Although, my teacher said, "Maria, please play more speedily.",

I do want to play this music very slowly.

My favorite pianist, Fredy Kempf, always play the pathetique mov.2 very slowly.

This evening, I will go to my piano lesson.

I have been studying the "Pathetique" (2nd movement) for a month. For titles of music that specifically refer to a movement, the movement is usually put in parentheses.

Although my teacher said, "Maria, please play more speedily," Although the quote "Maria, please play more speedily," is a complete sentence, a period isn't used until the end of the whole sentence (next line).

I do want to play this music very slowly.

My favorite pianist, Freddy Kempf, always plays the second movement of "Pathetique" very slowly. (Sounds more natural to say it like this, but "Pathetique" (2nd movement) is also correct.)

In This time, I will say to my piano teacher,

"I want to play this music more slowly like Freddy Kempf."