Dmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky ： Rondo in a-moll Op.59

A lively, forward-moving theme returns repeatedly, with contrasting sections inserted between its appearances to create a clear musical flow. When the theme returns, it is important not to repeat it mechanically, but to preserve its freshness through changes in dynamics and expression. Crisp rhythms and finely controlled articulation should be balanced with carefully shaped changes in sonority and phrase direction in the contrasting sections, allowing the overall rondo structure to emerge clearly. Maintaining a steady tempo and bringing out the movement of each voice are also important points to listen for and work on.