Felix Mendelssohn : Songs Without Words Book4 Song of Victory in A-Dur MWV U 154 Op.53-6
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The finale of Mendelssohn’s Book 4 of Songs Without Words, this is a bright and powerful work in A major. While maintaining a song-like melody, its lively rhythms and brilliant motion drive the music forward, creating an exultant atmosphere suited to the title “Song of Victory.” The opening theme is developed, with contrasting passages along the way, before the work is brought to an energetic conclusion. In performance, the melody should remain clear, while the accompanying motion is kept light and well balanced. Carefully graded dynamics and clearly directed phrases are also important. Toward the end, aim to preserve the brilliance and momentum of the sound without allowing the performance to become forceful.