Dmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky : 4 Rondos No.2 Rondo-Dance Op.60
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“Rondo-Dance,” No. 2 from Kabalevsky’s Four Rondos, is a piano piece that combines the recurring character of rondo form with the lively qualities of a dance. The return of the main theme clearly shapes the musical flow, while the contrasting passages create a light, forward-driving energy. Maintain crisp articulation and a steady sense of pulse, taking care not to overemphasize the accents and instead shaping the direction of each phrase. In the repetitions, avoid fixing the expression into exactly the same character every time; changes in dynamics and tone color can further bring out the vitality of the dance and the interest of the structure. Rather than relying solely on tempo, make the small rests and handoffs between notes clear for a more focused and compelling performance.