Impromptu über ein Motiv aus Schumanns Manfred für zwei Pianoforte. Op. 66
Impromptu · Op. 66
Carl Reinecke 1824–1910
Impromptu
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Op. 66
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Themes & character
On a Schumann theme·Two pianos·Homage to a predecessor·Leipzig circle
At a glance
- Catalogue
- Op. 66
- Form
- Impromptu
About the piece
An impromptu for two pianos on a motif from Schumann's Manfred, written by a composer who knew both Schumann and Mendelssohn personally in Leipzig.
Reinecke's long life spanned an extraordinary stretch of musical history: he was born while Beethoven was still composing the Ninth Symphony and died in 1910, the year Stravinsky's Firebird was premiered.
The composer
Carl Reinecke
1824–1910
Carl Heinrich Carsten Reinecke was a German composer, conductor, and pianist in the mid-Romantic era.
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