Wild Dissonances in this Charming Mendelssohn Piece! @themusicprofessor
Wild Dissonances in this Charming Mendelssohn Piece!  @themusicprofessor
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Matthew King explains (and then plays) Mendelssohn's assimilation of outrageously dissonant chords into the fabric of his fabulously charming Song without Words Op. 62, no. 4 in G major.

I am grateful to the composer Samuel Vriezen for reminding me of the wonders of this piece!

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Wild Dissonances in this Charming Mendelssohn Piece!

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