Little Mermaid (ツェムリンスキー)
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"Little Mermaid" The symphonic poem consisting of three movements that Austrian composer Alexander ツェムリンスキー composed (にんぎょひめ, Germany: Die Seejungfrau) based on children's story "Little Mermaid" of Andersen from 1902 through 1903.
Instrumentation
Piccolo 2, flute 4 (flute 3 shifts piccolo 2 and flute 4 with piccolo 1), oboe 2, Koran Gres, small clarinet (strange ホ), clarinet 2, bass clarinet, bassoon 3, horn 6, trumpet 3, trombone 4, tuba, timpani, percussion 2, harp 2, string five copies
Musical piece constitution
- It is serious for the first movement - emergency
The music begins by the description of the dark bottom of the sea, and the subject of Little Mermaid appears in the solo of the violin before long. A happy state of the terrestrial world that I looked at, the storm of the intense sea, the wreckage of the ship and the encounter with the prince are described by a mermaid.
- You greatly work the second movement -, and rustle
The pains in the hall of a state and a human being of Little Mermaid visiting the house of the witch of the sea and the prince after it was, the wedding ceremony of the prince.
- By expression full of the third movement - sufferings to the immensity
Suicide of talks and Little Mermaid with sisters of later Little Mermaid, relief to heaven. The purely musical development such as the symphony is made much of than description and title characteristics of the story.
References
- Riccardo Chailly conduct, sleeve notes of CD (POCL-2583) of the Berlin broadcast symphony orchestra, a musical piece commentary by Kazushi Ishida.
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