🇩🇪Felix Mendelssohn ： Piano Sextet in D-Dur MWV Q16 Op.110

Centered on brilliant exchanges between the piano and strings, this work offers youthful momentum and an intimate chamber-music dialogue. It consists of 3 movements: the opening movement is driven forward by the piano’s virtuosic passages and the strings’ responses, while the middle movement leaves an impression with its singing melodies and finely balanced handoffs. The finale unfolds with bright energy and lively interplay among the individual parts. The pianist should avoid covering the strings with volume, listen carefully to the passing of melodic lines, and maintain a light touch and clear rhythm. The contrasts should be shaped vividly, while all 6 voices come together as a single conversation.