Anatoly Konstantinovich Lyadov : Mazurka in F-Dur Op.38
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Lyadov’s Mazurka is a piano miniature that sets an orderly, singing melody over a dance rhythm based on triple meter. Preserving the flow of the beat while gently shifting the accents creates the supple energy and characteristic movement of a mazurka. Within its compact span, the roles of melody and accompaniment change clearly, so it is worth listening for the differences in expression between each section. In performance, let the right-hand melody sing clearly while keeping the left hand supportive rather than heavy. Use the pedal only enough to avoid clouding the harmony, and maintain a light dance character with natural breathing.