🇦🇹Franz Peter Schubert ： 12 Grazer Waltzes No.8 in B-Dur D924 Op.91

This waltz is memorable for its light triple-meter motion and singing melody. Concise phrases form several distinct units, unfolding through the presentation and repetition of the melody while allowing the character of each passage to change. A particular point of interest is the dance-like flow created by the right-hand melody and left-hand accompaniment, together with the natural breaths at the ends of phrases. In performance, avoid marking the meter mechanically: retain the weight of the first beat while keeping the second and third beats light to create supple movement. Let the melody sing, while taking care not to blur the sound with excessive pedal.