Alexander Scriabin ： 4 Preludes G-Dur Op.39-3

This prelude condenses a singing melody and subtle harmonic shifts into a brief span. The melody unfolds as if being passed from phrase to phrase above a flowing accompaniment, while changes in volume and resonance create gentle rises and falls. At the opening, it is important to keep the pulse steady, clarify the direction of each phrase, and bring the melody to the foreground. In the climactic passages, avoid rushing; after the peak, preserve the lingering resonance and let the music settle naturally. Change the pedal carefully to avoid blurring the harmony, and listen closely to the inner voices with a soft touch to bring out the poetic expression within its concise design.