🇭🇺Franz Liszt ： Valses oubliées in As-Dur S.215/R.37

The third piece in Liszt’s Valses oubliées is a miniature that combines the poised triple meter of a dance with elegant melodies and unexpected shifts of harmony. Within its characteristic waltz motion, contrasting musical ideas meet, shaping the piece as its flow changes. Its appeal lies in the contrast between the light rhythmic movement and the singing melody, as well as in moments when the sonority suddenly changes color. In performance, the accompaniment should not become too heavy, while the melody in the right hand should be brought forward with softness. Clear phrasing and carefully controlled pedaling, avoiding harmonic blurring at each structural point, help convey the delicate shades within its elegance.