Ludwig van Beethoven ： Violin Sonata No.10 in G-Dur Op.96

This sonata distills the refined and serene appeal of chamber music, with the violin and piano engaging in an equal musical dialogue. The first movement begins with the measured presentation of its themes, expanding through exchanges and conversation between the two instruments. In the second movement, the long-breathed melody and delicate harmonies deserve careful attention, while the Scherzo offers the appeal of light rhythms and subtle timing. The finale unfolds in a variation-like manner, combining intimacy with a bright sense of forward motion. The piano is more than an accompaniment: even at a restrained volume, it should clarify the direction of the melody and the flow of the inner voices while coordinating its breathing with the violin.