Characteristic features of using the example of f. Liszt's "fantasy" for piano and orchestra
Abstract
This article analyzes how Hungarian folk melodies are processed in F. Liszt's work "Fantasy on Hungarian Folk Themes" for piano and orchestra. The work highlights the synthesis of national musical traditions and the romantic style, as well as the interrelationship of the orchestra and piano parts. The composer's improvisational approach, thematic modifications and the influence of virtuosity elements are considered on a scientific and theoretical basis. The article also analyzes the use of Hungarian folk music motifs in F. Liszt's work and its influence on musical thinking.
Keywords
Hungarian folk music, , romanticismHow to Cite
References
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