Felix Mendelssohn : 6 Children Pieces No.4 in D-Dur MWV.U169 Op.72
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This short piece from Mendelssohn’s *6 Children’s Pieces* is marked by lively motion and a memorable, approachable melody. The music unfolds around its principal melody, while its concise proportions allow for changes of expression to emerge clearly. It is important to maintain a light rhythmic momentum while shaping the melody expressively and giving direction to each phrase. Rather than exaggerating the dynamic contrasts, performers should listen carefully to the roles of the two hands and aim for a transparent sonority through clear articulation and restrained pedaling.