Vaughan Williams wrote one "to music," Britten wrote one "for tenor, horn, and strings," and Elgar's E minor, Tchaikovsky's C major, and Dvořák's E major are all ones "for strings."
One composition of this type is Max Bruch's op. 75 in A minor, essentially his fourth violin concerto as it's longer than the other three. In one piece partially titled by this word, a melancholy waltz sprinkled by virtuosic passages, like arpeggios on C-sharp and G-sharp, recalls the street guitarists of Rio. That piece precedes "Festa no sertão" in Ciclo brasileiro by Villa-Lobos and is titled "Impressions of a musician" described by this word. Right-hand E-B chords play between left-hand eighth-note Es in the third part of Debussy's Children's Corner, one of these "for a doll." Vaughan Williams wrote one "to music," Britten wrote one "for tenor, horn, and strings," and Elgar's E minor, Tchaikovsky's C major, and Dvořák's E major are all ones "for strings." The theme G, D G, D G D G B high D opens Mozart's thirteenth and last work in this genre, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. For 10 points, what term, derived from the Italian for "calm" or "evening," names a genre of music often played by a lover under a woman's window?
One composition of this type is Max Bruch's op. 75 in A minor, essentially his fourth violin concerto as it's longer than the other three.
serenade