Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev : Ten Pieces Rigaudon Op.12-3
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From Prokofiev’s Ten Pieces, this is a clear and lively miniature that evokes the character of the rigaudon dance. Short phrases and sharp rhythms drive the music forward, while changes in dynamics and register add expression within its concise shape. A key point to listen for is the momentum created by the alternation of light movement and forceful accents. In performance, it is important to maintain the flow of the beat, keep each note clear and even, and avoid making the accents too heavy. Paying attention to overlapping sonorities and rests, while balancing a precise rhythmic sense with a playful spirit, brings out the work’s appeal.