🇩🇪Johann Sebastian Bach ： Sonata for Violin and Harpsichord No.4 BWV 1017

This sonata unfolds through four movements, with the violin and harpsichord sharing an equal role in shaping the music. The spacious first movement invites attention to its long-breathed melodies and dialogue between the voices, while the second offers finely detailed motion and clear rhythmic exchanges. After the quiet lyricism of the third movement, the finale brings the work together through lively interaction. In performance, it is important to let the melodic line sing while sustaining the flow of the inner and bass voices; in the faster passages, clear articulation should be maintained without rushing, so that the role of each voice remains audible. When studying the piece on the piano, separating the keyboard’s individual voices and imagining the dialogue with the violin can make its musical structure easier to grasp.