Robert Schumann : Six Studies after Paganini Caprices No.3 in C-Dur Op.3-3
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An étude built on the bright, expansive sonority of C major, it unfolds with a virtuosic style derived from a Paganini Caprice. It is important to keep the motion of both hands even, carry the intricate passagework lightly, and allow the melody to emerge clearly rather than be obscured. Within its continuous flow, the piece creates tension and release, with the direction of the phrases and natural changes in dynamics providing particular points of interest. Rather than rushing the tempo, clear articulation at the fingertips and a flexible wrist help balance brilliance with musical expression.