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The 12 Viennese German Dances D.128 open with a slow Introduction before the first number. This threshold gives the set a constructed dimension: melody emerges within sustained chords before the dance pulse settles into more regular bass patterns.
Each dance then alters the balance between upper line, accompaniment and accents. The fifth greatly thickens the chords, the seventh returns to connected writing, and later numbers move motifs rapidly between lower and upper registers.
Measure the Introduction without making it heavy, then establish a tempo that accommodates the fastest runs. Keep the arm free in repeated chords and project the upper voice. Transitions should preserve momentum without erasing dynamic differences.
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