🇪🇸Isaac Albéniz ： Seven Studies in Major Keys No.4 in A-Dur Op.65-4

Among Albéniz’s piano works, this is a small-scale piece that focuses less on displaying virtuosity than on carefully developing connected phrasing and hand independence. Let the melody sing clearly while keeping the accompaniment light and controlled, so that the roles of both hands can be heard distinctly and the musical flow remains alive. Treat the phrases as a series of coherent units, and naturally shape their climaxes and harmonic changes. As a starting point, balance the individual voices and keep the smaller movements even without rushing. At the cadences, avoid cutting off the sound too quickly; allowing the resonance to linger brings expressive character to the piece’s poised clarity.