Dmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky : Sonatina No.2 in g-moll Op.13-2
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This compact sonatina condenses clear rhythms and contrasting moods into a concise form. In its brisk, sharply articulated passages, a light sense of forward motion should be maintained, while the more lyrical sections call for the melody to be brought out with care. The changing character of the music is especially appealing, balancing strength with delicacy. In performance, clarify the main melody by organizing the inner parts, and avoid making the accents sound overly forceful. A steady tempo, clear phrase direction, and thoughtful treatment of rests bring out the vitality and tension within Kabalevsky’s concise writing.