A ritornello to simulate the music of rustic pifferari bands is used in the third movement serenade of this piece, which, as the composer described in Chapter 45 of his Memoirs, was inspired by his travels in the Abruzzi countryside.
A ritornello to simulate the music of rustic pifferari bands is used in the third movement serenade of this piece, which, as the composer described in Chapter 45 of his Memoirs, was inspired by his travels in the Abruzzi countryside. The closing movement revisits earlier themes, like the pilgrims' march of the second movement, before descending into a chaotic "Orgy of Brigands." The title character, who is placed "In the Mountains" in the title of the first movement, is represented by a viola part that was written for Niccolo Paganini. FTP, name this symphonic Hector Berlioz piece about a Lord Byron character in the titular country.
A ritornello to simulate the music of rustic pifferari bands is used in the third movement serenade of this piece, which, as the composer described in Chapter 45 of his Memoirs, was inspired by his travels in the Abruzzi countryside.
{Harold in Italy} or {Harolde en Italie}