About this work
The four Impromptus D.899, written in 1827, explore four different relationships between line and accompaniment. The first builds a broad progression from a marching motif while the second launches a rapid perpetual motion.
The third stretches a continuous line above regular arpeggios. The fourth contrasts descending runs, chords and more connected episodes, turning brilliant virtuosity into a genuine dramatic course.
Identify the form of each piece before settling details. Keep arpeggios beneath the line, pace returns in the first Impromptu and practise rapid runs in groups to preserve their accents.
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