I didn't practice for a few weeks. I think jury duty threw off my whole schedule, and then I was a bit sick, and then a friend was visiting. But I'm finally back at it!
The Dvořák is coming along and I'm making a lot of progress on the second movement because I'm so obsessed with how beautiful it is. Sometimes I play with a recording to hear that gorgeous cello part. I'm also working on the other movements but not as much. I still have well over a year to prepare so it'll be super solid by then! But I find it very difficult to do interleaved practice and have just been practicing from beginning to end. Maybe later I'll do interleaved practice if I identify parts that need extra work.
Today I'm back to working on the Beethoven g minor cello sonata and for the first time I'm not playing from the start! I had bookmarked some trouble pages and I just started in the middle. I find this Beethoven more challenging than I think it should be because I have to be so precise the whole time. I'm used to playing accompaniment rhythms in my left hand but there's a section where the melody is in the left hand and triplets in the right and it just feels so awkward to me. I guess that's why I need to practice it a lot more! Hopefully I will make some good progress working on the difficult bits today.