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The Sonata D. 154 preserves only a youthful movement in E major. Schubert contrasts a supple line, firmer chords and transitional runs; this variety is enough to shape an exposition without imagining the missing movements.
The bass reveals changes of function more clearly than melody alone. Follow its route, the modulations and returning motifs; intermediate cadences should punctuate the discourse without suggesting a definitive ending.
Practise connections without pedal first, then add resonance according to harmony. A flowing tempo will preserve the fragment’s character; the final phrase should remain open and acknowledge the source’s unfinished state.
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