Grande Polonaise in E Flat Major Op. 22 for Piano and Orchestra Chopin National Edition Series A Vol. XVf 蕭邦 大波蘭舞曲 管弦樂團 雙鋼琴 波蘭版
《大波蘭舞曲》輝煌、炫耀、壯觀。中央部分具有夜曲的特點，即 Andante spinato，營造出一種微妙的氛圍，但被波羅奈舞曲狂風暴雨般的節奏所破壞。這部作品經常在沒有樂隊伴奏的情況下演奏--旋律前奏曲是為鋼琴獨奏立即準備的"
作曲家: Frederic Chopin
校訂者: Jan Ekier
樂器: Orchestra; Piano
出版社: PWM Edition
原文簡介:
The Grande Polonaise is brilliant, showy and spectacular. The central section is in the character of a nocturne, Andante spinato, and creates a subtle mood that is destroyed by the stormy rhythms of the polonaise. This work is often performed without the orchestra - the Andante spinato was immediately prepared for piano solo.
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