I'm a Concert Pianist. This Is Why I Seek Imperfection.
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That's a good slogan ;-)
Nevertheless, the author seems to be very concerned with where, for example, Alfred Cortot made mistakes when playing Chopin's Preludes live.
I am glad that, as a musician and pianist myself, I am not under the same enormous pressure as classical musicians, but can simply enjoy both my playing and my recordings and not care about mistakes.