Mendelssohn Song without Words Composition 67 No. 32 Rondo Capriccioso Anastasia Makhamendrikova. Op.14 - Rondo Capriccioso in E minor (6:35). -Kaila Rochelle. каприччиозо: Ор.14 (1/49). мендельсон – рондо-каприччиозо. Продолжительность: 06:33.
FELIX MENDELSSOHN - Rondo capriccioso, Op. 14 (1828-1830)
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Mendelssohn Rondo-Capriccioso | Anna Savkina (violin)
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Mendelssohn : Rondo Capriccioso In E Major Op.14 (Rain Ver.)
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The peaceful atmosphere is interrupted when the semiquavers overtake the beautiful melody and force the music through a C major passage that seems slightly hurried. When E major returns, a series of diminished seventh chords gradually darken the scene with minor mode colours. It creates a sense of unity of musical content between the two sections that were composed in different years. Mendelssohn also employed this procedure in several other works, including Piano Concertos Nos. The Presto leggiero that comes next explores closely related keys G and E majors before returning to E minor, its home key. Fortissimo plunging octaves, flashy arpeggios at an ever quickening pace, fast oscillating parallel thirds, and chromatic scales infuse this vigorous section, requiring decent techniques from the performer.
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They had met earlier in Paris in 1825, and Mendelssohn was quite taken with her. He thought about proposing marriage, but never did. The Rondo Capriccioso is in two sections: Andante In E Major - Modern research has determined that this section was added to the original etude in E minor during the revision of 1830. It lyrically leads to a segue to the next section.
Regardless, a version of the piece was indeed completed by 1828. Two years later, Mendelssohn revised the work, adding the Andante introduction. This eventual form—a lively movement presaged by a slower introduction—was used by Mendelssohn in later pieces, such as the Andante cantabile e Presto agitato. The introduction in E major begins with three measures of soft, resonant chords over a sturdy bass. Following, a lyrical melody enters, which seems to float effortlessly over the rich chordal underpinnings. Gradually, the serene atmosphere of the opening is disturbed.
The Andante starts with three and a half bars of soft, resonant chords over a solid bass, followed by a lyrical tune. The peaceful atmosphere is interrupted when the semiquavers overtake the beautiful melody and force the music through a C major passage that seems slightly hurried. When E major returns, a series of diminished seventh chords gradually darken the scene with minor mode colours. It creates a sense of unity of musical content between the two sections that were composed in different years. Mendelssohn also employed this procedure in several other works, including Piano Concertos Nos. The Presto leggiero that comes next explores closely related keys G and E majors before returning to E minor, its home key.
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Мендельсон Рондо Каприччиозо. Исполняет Дарья Пензина
On January 31, 2019 WQXR launched '19 for 19,' its inaugural annual list celebrating some of the most exciting classical artists on the planet. This one-off This is the view page for a video. Mendelssohn – Rondo capriccioso Op.14 | Мендельсон – Рондо-каприччиозо Op.14Подробнее. I really like Mendelssohn's Rondo Capriccioso, which my teacher said was very ambitious but possible if I practice 2 hours a day to be able to play it next May. "The origins of the Rondo capriccioso in E major, Op 14, date to 1824, when Mendelssohn composed an Étude in E minor in his trademark elfin style, with delicate points of imitation and scurrying passagework, but also powerful martellato passages.
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