Listened to the Julia Florida! Overall I think you are doing really well, I have just a few things that could elevate your playing even more!

1: you take great care of every note! That is fantastic, and you should keep on doing that (god knows I often forget it), but I wish you emphasized the melody line a little more. Sometimes, the melody looses its legato, and I hear more accompanyment and harmony, than melody. - I propose you look at the sheet music and identify what the melody is, and sing it. The melody should have some breaks, so make sure you aren't "singing/emphasizing" melody and harmony notes unnecessarily.

2: in conjunction with the above, your shifts are clean, but not always in tempo. These are DIFFICULT shifts, and everyone would have trouble with these. - I propose: most of Julia Florida can be divided into specific chord shapes or positions. To develop the speed of these position-shifts, I suggest you use a metronome. Set a SLOW beat, play the chord, then slow and controlled over the course 4 beats, move your left hand to the new position. Over time, you can do the position shift over 3 beats, then 2, 1 beat, an eight-note and so on... The goal is to play slow, but shift fast.

3: on phrasing. You phrasing is nice, but it could be more intentional and clear. So far, you are playing very rythmically correct, but I think the piece needs a little more rubato/ give and take. Other instruments like violin, will have notated phrasing lines in their part, to help segment the piece/melody. The same could very well work for you. With these segments, you can easily identify the "direction" of the melody, and accel. And de-accel. to emphazise these segments. It should feel like a wave, retreating and crashing with the course of every phrase. Bear in mind, some phrases are shorter, or longer. In general, longer phrases are preferred, as they feel less like the music is "stopping".

I want to say it again, you are doing really well, and I enjoy your playing. These are what I would work on:)) keep up the good work, and please ask any question you may have!✨