🇭🇺Bartók Béla Viktor János ： Mikrokosmos Vol.2 No.56 Melody in Tenths BB 105 Sz 107

This study develops a melody shaped by the breadth of tenth intervals, requiring the performer to maintain the distance between the notes while sustaining a continuous, singing line. Because the wide intervals create repeated upward and downward motion, it is important not to fix the hand in a strained position, but to connect the notes naturally through flexibility in the wrist and arm. Listen closely to the melodic direction and the shaping of each phrase, using the expanded register expressively without making every note equally strong. Rather than concentrating solely on reaching the tenths, focus on balance of sound and the continuity of the musical line.