Composer

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Alexander von Zemlinsky

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Song

Compose Date

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1898

Average_duration

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8:13

Movement_count

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6

Movement ....

Alexander von Zemlinsky's 'Waltz Songs on Tuscan Folk Lyrics, Op. 6' is a collection of six songs for voice and piano, composed in 1897. The work was premiered in Vienna in the same year, with Zemlinsky himself accompanying the singer. The first movement, 'La pastorella', is a lively waltz that captures the playful spirit of the Tuscan countryside. The second movement, 'La sera', is a more subdued waltz that evokes the peacefulness of the evening. The third movement, 'La primavera', is a joyful waltz that celebrates the arrival of spring. The fourth movement, 'La notte', is a hauntingly beautiful waltz that captures the mystery and magic of the night. The fifth movement, 'La mattina', is a bright and cheerful waltz that welcomes the morning. The final movement, 'La danza', is a lively and energetic waltz that brings the collection to a rousing conclusion. Zemlinsky's 'Waltz Songs on Tuscan Folk Lyrics' is characterized by its use of traditional folk melodies and rhythms, which are combined with the composer's own unique harmonic language and expressive style. The songs are full of charm, wit, and emotion, and showcase Zemlinsky's skill as a composer of vocal music. Overall, 'Waltz Songs on Tuscan Folk Lyrics, Op. 6' is a delightful collection of songs that captures the beauty and spirit of the Tuscan countryside, and showcases Zemlinsky's talent as a composer of vocal music.

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