🇭🇺Ernst von Dohnányi ： 3 Pieces Impromptu Waltz Op.23-2

This piece combines the light, lilting pulse of a waltz with the freedom of an impromptu. Its melody should be shaped with elegance, while subtle movement and harmonic changes from one passage to another bring a sense of fluctuation to the music. The overall flow should remain intact, with careful distinction between phrase endings and shifts in character. Keep the left-hand accompaniment supportive but never heavy, and maintain clarity in the right-hand melody. Rather than fixing the tempo mechanically, a natural rubato that avoids excessive distortion can bring out the music’s refinement and improvisatory quality. In lighter passages, keep the articulation even; in more lyrical moments, listen closely to the resonance and bring an intimate nuance to the brilliance.