🇦🇹Franz Peter Schubert ： Violin Sonata in A-Dur D 574 Op.162

This four-movement sonata presents the violin and piano as equal partners in conversation. The first movement is marked by expansive themes and finely shaped exchanges, while the Scherzo brings light-footed rhythms and crisp momentum to the fore. The slow movement creates a calm, songful space, and the finale brings the work to a close with bright forward drive. The piano is more than an accompaniment: it must clearly convey the exchange of melodies and the movement of the inner voices. Balancing the sound so as not to cover the violin, maintaining natural breathing, and varying touch and pedaling according to each movement’s character help achieve both transparency and vitality.