Frederic Chopin : Polonaise no.14 gis-moll KK.IVa/3
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Built on the dotted rhythms and triple-meter gait characteristic of the polonaise, this concise work conveys both elegance and tension. In the principal section, it is important to keep the melodic outline clear while maintaining a steady rhythmic accompaniment. The music changes in expression and flow along the way, so distinguishing the character of each passage helps clarify the overall structure. In performance, the rhythm should not become too heavy, and the melody in the right hand should be allowed to sing fully. Use the pedal with restraint to avoid blurring the texture, and bring out the delicate expression within its poised dance character through contrasts in dynamics and careful articulation.