Franz Liszt ： The Blind Singer “Slyepoi” S.546 R.216

This work invites the listener to appreciate vocal-like phrasing and the harmonic colors available on the piano. Since its genre and tonality are not specified, it is preferable not to impose a fixed formal interpretation, but to listen closely to changes in the roles of melody and accompaniment, as well as shifts in register and resonance. At the opening, avoid rushing and connect the phrases carefully, as though a singer were shaping each word. Even where the volume or density of the sound changes, maintain a balance among all voices, including the inner parts, rather than relying on outward brilliance. Use the pedal to support the resonance while avoiding blurring, and shape a natural, breathing flow from delicate soft passages to more powerful expression.