Frederic Chopin ： Allegro de concert A-Dur Op.46

A large-scale character piece for the concert stage, this work combines the bright sonority of A major with brilliant forward momentum. Its powerful, radiant themes contrast with lyrical, songful passages, while the music develops through a succession of changing scenes. Highlights include the imposing opening statement, delicate ornamentation, wide-ranging runs, and the progression toward weighty chords. In the fast passages, it is important not only to maintain evenness in the fingers, but also to preserve a clear sense of pulse and direction. The melody should remain distinct from the inner voices and accompaniment, while a broad dynamic range, supple breathing, and a singing quality are maintained even amid the momentum.