Bartók Béla Viktor János : Suite Finale BB 122 Op.4b
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As the finale of the suite, this work possesses the strength and forward momentum needed to bring the whole set to a close. Its appeal lies in the incisiveness of its rhythms and the density of its sound, shaped by the interplay of several voices and marked changes of expression between sections. At the opening, it is important to maintain a clear sense of the beat while keeping the smaller movements measured and well balanced. In climactic passages, use the weight of the arm to create a rich sonority, while keeping the individual voices distinct even in loud playing. Pedaling should be used without clouding the texture, allowing the contrast between tension and release to emerge carefully and giving the finale a satisfying sense of fulfillment.