🇳🇴Edvard Grieg ： Norwegian Dances No.1 in d-moll Op.35

Dynamic rhythms suggestive of a folk dance, together with clear accents, drive the music forward. In the powerful main section, the outline of the melody should be brought out while keeping the accompanying patterns light and agile rather than overly heavy. When contrasting ideas appear, careful attention to changes in tone color and dynamics helps create a natural sense of ebb and flow. In the piano-duet setting, the primo and secondo should clearly share the roles of melody and accompaniment; coordinating the rhythmic momentum and balance of the sonority brings out the characteristic vitality of the dance. Without rushing, the players should agree on the placement of the accents while maintaining both crisp rhythms and a singing melodic line.