Nikolai Kapustin : Concert Etude Intermezzo Op.40-7
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The seventh piece from Kapustin’s Eight Concert Etudes is an intermezzo that combines lyrical melodies and refined harmonies with a rhythmic character suggestive of jazz idioms. Centered on calm, songful passages, it shifts in expression through changes in rhythmic motion and sonority, conveying an introspective quality alongside its virtuosic demands. A key point of interest is the way the melody and accompaniment are clearly distinguished while being connected in a natural overall flow. In performance, the intricate rhythms should not be treated mechanically; it is important to preserve a supple sense of movement within the beat. Pedaling should be carefully controlled so that harmonic changes remain clear, while close attention to the melody’s breathing and contrasts of tone color can bring out the work’s appeal.