Edward MacDowell by John F. Porte
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4. _Improvisation_. 5. _Elfin Dance_. 6. _Valse Triste_. 7. _Burlesque_. 8. _Bluette_. 9. _Traumerei_. 10. _March Wind_. 11. _Impromptu_. 12. _Polonaise_. These studies, while indicated by the composer as requiring advanced technique for performance, are full of poetical thought and tonal beauty that make them worthy of study. Many of them possess that Nature tone painting, that mystic, subtle romanticism of whispering tree-tops and elfin glades, that freshness and open air spirit which distinguish MacDowell's later short pieces. _Novelette_ is an attractive study and full of the composer's own individual spirit. It is considered to be one of the best of the set. |
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