Heitor Villa-Lobos : A Prole do Bebe No.3 No.1
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The first number in Villa-Lobos’s A Prole do Bebê No. 3, “Jogos,” is a short piano piece whose appeal lies in its lively character, suggestive of children’s play, and its witty piano writing. Clear rhythmic motion combines with changes of register and dynamics to create colorful sonorities within an approachable musical language. A key point for the listener is the way the opening character is established and the changes that emerge in the musical flow are carefully shaped. In performance, keeping the beat buoyant while bringing out each voice clearly, and contrasting crisp accents with delicate dynamic gradations, brings out the music’s playfulness and vitality. The tempo should not be rushed; attention to the lightness of the sound and its resonance is equally important.