Edvard Grieg : Norwegian Dances No.4 in D-Dur Op.35
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Grieg’s Norwegian Dance No. 4 is a work whose bright, lively dance character is enhanced by the rich sonority of piano four hands. The cheerful color of D major is highlighted by dynamic contrasts and subtle rhythmic changes, while the buoyant main theme and contrasting passages give the music a sense of movement. Maintaining the overall momentum while paying attention to the exchange of thematic material and the lightness of the accompaniment allows the melody to emerge vividly. The performance is especially rewarding when both players coordinate their breathing, avoid forcing the chords and double notes, and preserve the springy character of a dance along with natural phrasing.