Muzio Clementi : Gradus ad Parnassum No.67 in e-moll Op.44-67
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Clementi’s Gradus ad Parnassum No. 67 is an etude that maintains finely articulated motion while clearly bringing out the role of each voice and the direction of each phrase. A key point is to keep the musical flow continuous from beginning to end while shaping tension and release in response to changes in register and figuration. Listening not only for even passagework but also for the movement of the inner voices and harmonic changes brings greater depth to the texture. In practice, organize the hands separately and focus on even fingerwork, clear articulation, and natural dynamics to preserve the poised flow while giving the piece expressive character.