Frederic Chopin : Polonaise no.15 “Adieu” b-moll KK.IVa/5
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Built around a rhythm that evokes the characteristic tread of a polonaise, this relatively compact work leaves a strong impression through its singing melody and delicate ornamentation. The theme introduced at the opening moves forward by contrasting rhythmic strength with lyrical expression, while the repetitions invite subtle changes of character. In performance, it is important to maintain a clear sense of meter and carefully bring the melody out from the accompaniment. Rather than allowing the title “Adieu” to lead to excessive sentimentality, listen closely to the shifting inner voices and harmonies; a restrained sense of lyricism brings out both the dance’s elegance and its lingering aftertaste.