🇮🇹Muzio Clementi ： Gradus ad Parnassum No.28 in D-Dur Op.44-28

This etude develops independence between the hands and even fingerwork while requiring the player to connect rapid movements steadily. As flowing passages continue, its appeal lies in hearing the shape of each phrase, the passing of material between the hands, and the changing harmonies. In practice, begin at a slow tempo to establish the fingering and hand positions, keeping the balance between the hands even. Even when increasing the speed, avoid forcing the sound; keep the wrists flexible and maintain clear articulation and a sense of direction in the phrases so that the music remains lively rather than mechanical.