Felix Mendelssohn : Songs without Words for Piano Duet Book 4 Morning Song in G-Dur Op.62-4
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From Mendelssohn’s Songs without Words, this piano-duet piece is distinguished by its songful melody and light, flowing accompaniment. Within its gentle overall flow, the melody should unfold freely while the accompaniment supports its resonance. Listening for the exchange of melodic material and changes of register reveals an engaging sense of dialogue between the two players. In performance, it is important to preserve the expressive character of the main melody while keeping the accompaniment restrained and soft. Coordinating the phrasing and breathing, and carefully shaping the pedaling and pauses, allows a transparent morning atmosphere to emerge naturally.