Sergei Rachmaninov : Morceaux de salon “Mazurka” Des-Dur op.10-7
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The seventh piece from Rachmaninov’s “Morceaux de salon” is a Mazurka in D-flat major, combining brilliance with a touch of melancholy. Built on the characteristic triple-meter rhythm of the dance, it contrasts a crisp, buoyant main section with passages featuring songful melodies, creating rich expressive shading throughout. In the main section, the accents should be clearly defined while maintaining a lightness that never becomes heavy. In the lyrical passages, keep the inner voices and accompaniment discreet, allowing the long phrases to sing naturally; this brings out the expressive character beneath the virtuosic surface. Use the pedal carefully in accordance with the harmonic changes so that the sound remains clear.