Sergei Rachmaninov : Suite No.2 Op.17
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89.0
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Rachmaninoff’s Suite No. 2, Op. 17 is a four-movement work that makes full use of two pianos, offering rich sonorities and a wide range of colors. Beginning with a solemn Introduction and moving through a Waltz, Romance, and Tarantella, it presents vivid contrasts between weighty chords, elegant dance rhythms, long-breathed melodies, and the brilliant, energetic finale. Performers should listen carefully to the different registers and roles of the two pianos, allowing the melodies to sing while keeping the accompanying motion and resonance clear. Maintaining forward momentum while adapting articulation and pedaling to the character of each movement brings out the work’s flow and dimensionality.