🇩🇪Franz Joseph Haydn ： Sonata No.10 in C-Dur Hob.XVI:1

This sonata consists of three movements and is shaped by clear phrasing, a light sense of motion, and an elegant structural balance. In the first movement, it is important to distinguish the roles of the melody and accompaniment while carrying each clearly articulated phrase forward naturally. The second movement invites the performer to maintain an unhurried breath and carefully savor its ornamentation and harmonic changes. In the final Minuet, a balanced, buoyant dance character should be combined with restrained yet clear dynamic contrasts. Throughout the work, giving expression not only to the notes but also to rests and the ends of phrases allows the musical flow to come vividly to life.