🇩🇪Felix Mendelssohn ： Violin Sonata in f-moll MWV Q12 Op.4

The violin and piano speak as equal partners in this sonata, contrasting tense, fast-moving passages with slower sections filled with lyrical expression. The work consists of several movements, and in passages driven by momentum, it is important to coordinate the smaller gestures while clearly shaping the direction of each phrase. Even when serving in an accompanying role, the piano supports the harmonic and rhythmic flow, while moments of melodic exchange call for flexible changes in tone and dynamics. By listening closely to the overlapping registers and sonorities of the two instruments, performers can preserve transparency while bringing out the strength of the dramatic passages.