🇩🇪Johannes Brahms ： Sixteen Waltzes No.10 in G-Dur Op.39-10

No. 10 from Brahms’s Sixteen Waltzes is a miniature built on the gentle pulse of triple meter, with a songful melody supported by a concise accompaniment. While retaining the characteristic motion of a waltz, it has an intimate expression, and the movement of the melody and changes in harmony create a natural sense of rise and fall within its compact scope. Where the same phrases return, avoid repeating them mechanically; subtle changes in dynamics and tone color can enrich the musical flow. Bring out the right-hand melody clearly, while keeping the left-hand bass and chords light and soft. Use the pedal only enough to avoid blurring the harmony, avoid overemphasizing the beat, and let the ends of phrases breathe.