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Abramsky - 3 Dramatic Dances - I. Spectre de la guerre

ID 6737 · Structured composer unknown · Piano · Graded · Level 9 · Points 643226

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1. Measures 1–19: The Vivace opens with accented high-register calls, clipped lower chords and a recurring triplet-ending figure. Chromatic runs, repeated intervals and interlocking chord attacks alternate with strong bass punctuations and quiet arpeggiated replies. 2. Measures 20–25: A 4/4 episode moves chromatic figures between the two parts, with sharply contrasting dynamics, rests and changes of register. 3. Measures 26–36: The accented 3/4 material returns, followed by legato chords in 4/4. Ritardando and diminuendo markings lead into a fermata and the slower section. 4. Measures 37–48: The Lento introduces a quiet low-register melody over sparse bass notes and rests. Sustained inner notes and chromatic harmonies expand the texture into a more expressive, overlapping passage. 5. Measures 49–62: Short imitative figures and moving inner intervals accumulate above a widely spaced bass. Oscillating upper notes grow into octave and chordal patterns, with accelerando and crescendo leading toward the return. 6. Measures 63–69: Tempo I restores the high accented theme. Strong repeated dyads, displaced bass responses and the final secco chords bring the dance to a close. This 1930 edition is public domain in the United States. Copyright restrictions may still apply elsewhere, including Canada and the EU.

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