A wistful, yet majestic Andante con Moto theme is introduced by the four brass horns scored for in it, then repeated and led in succession by the strings, the English and French horns, and then a full orchestra.
A wistful, yet majestic Andante con Moto theme is introduced by the four brass horns scored for in it, then repeated and led in succession by the strings, the English and French horns, and then a full orchestra. After this second section of variations, the brisk opening dance is repeated in a different key. The fourth of its five continuous sections showcases a solo violin and the flute, clarinet, and harp in the series of cadenzas that highlight the "Scene and Gypsy Song." The final movement, an Asturian-style fandango, closes out this piece with a climactic coda marked by the return of the melody from the opening "morning dance," or "Alborada." FTP, name this Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov work based on folk music from Spain.
A wistful, yet majestic Andante con Moto theme is introduced by the four brass horns scored for in it, then repeated and led in succession by the strings, the English and French horns, and then a full orchestra.
{Capriccio Espagnol} or {Spanish Caprice}