Richard Strauss Sonata for Violin & Piano in E-Flat Major, Op. 18 2nd Movement (Piano accompaniment)

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2nd movement : Improvisation: Andante cantabile 

Improvisation, Andante Cantabile in lower major, 2/4 time. 3 part format. It’s called “Improvisation” (卽興曲, Improvisation).

Of course, it is not without the freedom of improvisation, but the melody is mostly like singing.

This movement begins quietly with a simple melody of a violin on the accompaniment of a simple unfolding chord of a piano.

Finally, there is a somewhat exciting melody, but the initial melody changes slightly and continues.

Next, the song becomes the middle part, and after the piano triplet, a passionate melody appears. This part is especially suitable for improvisations.

The melody becomes delicate, and the piano becomes subtle.

Then, the violin attaches a damper, and the subtle tones are added between the delicate notes of the piano, and the exquisite melody flows. that

However, finally, the first part changes and returns, and the violin removes the mute and puts out the melody. The song gradually becomes quieter and ends as if disappearing.