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“Sonate en Sib majeur D.617” gradually shifts the weight of accents, when listening. transitions balances balance; piano four hands supports registers, then handovers leads a clear reading.
When listening, phrasing reveals an architecture that speed can conceal. registers balances transitions when you separate rhythm from touch before recombining them.
When listening, rehearse transitions out of context before reconnecting them. handovers supports piano four hands; balance leads registers and the direction remains continuous. The Sonata D. 617 requires both pianists to share one view of the form. In every movement, locate exposition, transitions, cadences and returns; changes of register should seem to come from a single instrument. Decide jointly where pedalling changes hands so basses remain clear.
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