🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： German Dance No.4 in F-Dur K.586

This work is approachable for its clear Mozartian phrases and the light rhythmic flow characteristic of a dance. Short melodic ideas are passed on in well-shaped units, while repetition brings the musical outline vividly into focus. A key point is to hear the contrasting character of each section while keeping the whole performance buoyant. In performance, avoid making the beat too heavy, shape the melodic leaps and ornaments naturally, and keep the accompaniment restrained so that the sense of dance and transparency can emerge. It is also important to maintain the direction of the sound through the ends of phrases and preserve a bright character.