Dmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky : Lyrical Tunes No.2 Waltz Op.91
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No. 2, “Waltz,” from Kabalevsky’s Lyrical Tunes, Op. 91, is a short piece that combines the light movement of a dance with the expressive quality of a singing melody. Its appeal lies in the gentle sway characteristic of a waltz and in allowing the melody to emerge naturally above the accompaniment. Carefully shaping the expression and dynamics of each phrase brings out the subtle shades within its approachable character. Avoid rushing the tempo, keep the left hand supple, and give the right-hand melody a long-breathed legato and a natural singing quality. Even in the smaller developments, avoid exaggerating the expression and preserve the overall flow.