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Valse Caprice in D, is an effective and brilliant concert piece, of a showy nature, but with an expressive middle section in F minor.
Op. 5. Romance in F minor, is one of the most popular of the early works, reprinted by Augener, Novello, and others, and thus easily available and widely known. It is the first of the pianoforte pieces to sound the " melancholy note " which later became so prevalent a feature.
Op. 7. Valse Scherzo in A major, dedi- cated to Madame Davidoff , is another bright spa...rkling piece, ending curiously and in the minor key.
THE PIANOFORTE MUSIC IO7 Op. 8a. a Capriccio in G flat, dedicated to Klindworth ; is difiicult.
Of Op. 9 — ^Three Pieces : (a) Rfiverie, (b) Polka de Salon, (c) Mazurka — the third has been widely reprinted and played, and has a coquettish attractive grace.
Op. 10 — ^Two Pieces : (a) Nocturne, (b) Humoreske. The treatment of reiterated alternate notes in the latter of the two pieces foreshadows a very similar idea in the much later Fifth Symphony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Valse Caprice in D, is an effective and brilliant concert piece, of a showy nature, but with an expressive middle section in F minor.
Op. 5. Romance in F minor, is one of the most popular of the early works, reprinted by Augener, Novello, and others, and thus easily available and widely known. It is the first of the pianoforte pieces to sound the " melancholy note " which later became so prevalent a feature.
Op. 7. Valse Scherzo in A major, dedi- cated to Madame Davidoff , is another bright spa...rkling piece, ending curiously and in the minor key.
THE PIANOFORTE MUSIC IO7 Op. 8a. a Capriccio in G flat, dedicated to Klindworth ; is difiicult.
Of Op. 9 — ^Three Pieces : (a) Rfiverie, (b) Polka de Salon, (c) Mazurka — the third has been widely reprinted and played, and has a coquettish attractive grace.
Op. 10 — ^Two Pieces : (a) Nocturne, (b) Humoreske. The treatment of reiterated alternate notes in the latter of the two pieces foreshadows a very similar idea in the much later Fifth Symphony.
What to read after Tchaikovski:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Markham Ernest Markham Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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