Ludwig van Beethoven : Rondo a capriccio G-Dur Op.129
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This rondo is marked by the brightness of G major and a restless sense of forward motion. The main theme returns repeatedly, with contrasting episodes in between, while repeated short motives and rapid development create a lively flow. Sharp accents and sudden dynamic changes convey a touch of humor suggestive of the anger indicated by the title. In performance, it is important to keep the outline of the main theme clear while playing the smaller notes evenly without rushing. Distinguishing staccato from legato and vividly expressing the buoyant rhythmic character and harmonic changes will bring out the work’s wit and vitality.