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“Sonate en Do# mineur D.655” uses pulse as a landmark for returning material, when listening. cadence supports short form; motif prepares harmony, then register balances a clear reading.
When listening, the texture tightens as structural points approach. harmony supports cadence when you stabilise pulse without flattening points of breath.
When listening, keep dynamic reserve for the largest returns. register prepares motif; short form balances harmony and the direction remains continuous. The Sonata D. 655 also remained fragmentary. Its C-sharp-minor atmosphere rests on concentrated harmonic tension; keep the tempo mobile and leave the final cadence open. Silences and chromatic basses should announce every inflection without added slowing.
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