Johann Friedrich Franz Burgmüller : 25 Progressive Studies No.13 Consolation Op.100-13
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Burgmüller’s “Consolation” is one of the more gentle and lyrical pieces in the 25 Progressive Studies. A songlike melody moves forward in quiet dialogue with its accompaniment, creating an overall atmosphere of calm consolation. It is important to sense the phrase groupings as the melody unfolds and to carry each phrase carefully through to its ending. Bring out the melody clearly in the right hand while keeping the left hand restrained and balanced. The piece becomes especially expressive when attention is given to connected tones, subtle changes in dynamics, and an unhurried tempo shaped by a natural singing quality.