Composer

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Carl Maria von Weber

Genre

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Keyboard

Style

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Variations

Compose Date

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1807

Publication Date

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ca. 1808 - 1809

Average_duration

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13:15

Carl Maria von Weber's 'Variations (7) on Bianchi's air Vien quà, Dorina bella, J. 53, Op. 7' is a set of variations for piano, composed in 1806. The piece was premiered in the same year in Vienna, Austria. The piece consists of seven variations on the Italian folk song 'Vien quà, Dorina bella'. The first variation is a simple and elegant rendition of the melody, while the second variation features a more complex and virtuosic piano part. The third variation is a playful and light-hearted take on the melody, while the fourth variation is more dramatic and intense. The fifth variation is a delicate and intricate variation, while the sixth variation is a fast and energetic rendition of the melody. The final variation is a grand and triumphant finale, featuring a powerful and majestic piano part. The piece showcases Weber's skill as a composer and pianist, with its intricate and varied piano parts, as well as its ability to transform a simple folk melody into a complex and engaging piece of music. The variations also demonstrate Weber's ability to create a wide range of moods and emotions through his music, from playful and light-hearted to dramatic and intense. Overall, 'Variations (7) on Bianchi's air Vien quà, Dorina bella, J. 53, Op. 7' is a masterful piece of music that showcases Weber's talent as a composer and pianist. Its varied movements and complex piano parts make it a challenging and engaging piece for pianists to perform, while its beautiful melodies and emotional range make it a joy to listen to.

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