Dmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky : 24 Preludes No.8 Andante non troppo Op.38-8
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No. 8 from Kabalevsky’s 24 Preludes is a short piece with an unhurried pace and a simple, songful character. Within its concise texture, the breathing of the melody and the gentle movement of the harmony can be felt. Listen closely to the character of the theme presented at the opening, and shape the phrases carefully so that the musical flow unfolds naturally. Where changes of register or sonority appear, avoid increasing the volume excessively and let the melody emerge clearly from the accompaniment. Use the pedal sparingly to prevent the sound from becoming blurred, and express the piece’s quiet intimacy through a soft touch and finely controlled musical breathing.