Sergei Rachmaninov : Morceaux de salon “Nocturne” a-moll op.10-1
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The first piece of Rachmaninoff’s *Morceaux de salon*, “Nocturne,” is a character piece marked by the shading and lyricism of A minor. A singing melody in the right hand is gently supported by the left-hand accompaniment, creating a sense of tension and growth within its calm flow. It is important to listen carefully to the presentation and development of the melody and to the changes of atmosphere, shaping the entire work in one long breath. In performance, the melody should emerge clearly above the accompaniment, while the pedal must be used carefully to avoid blurring. A soft tone and natural rubato help bring out the intimate expression characteristic of a nocturne.