12 Romances, Op.21 (Rachmaninoff, Sergei)

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For Trumpet and Piano

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|Movements Header=12 romances
 * Work Title=12 романсов (12 romansov)
 * Alternative Title=12 Romances
 * Opus/Catalogue Number=Op.21
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 * Number of Movements/Sections=12 romances:
 * 1) Fate / Судьба (Sud′ba) Allegro moderato
 * 2) By the Fresh Grave / Над свежей могилой (Nad svezhey mogiloy) Largo
 * 3) Twilight / Сумерки (Sumerki) Lento
 * 4) They Answered / Они отвечали (Oni otvechali) Allegro vivace
 * 5) Lilacs / Сирень (Siren' ) Allegretto
 * 6) Fragment from Musset / Отрывок из А. Мюссе (Otryvok iz A. Myusse) Allegro non tanto
 * 7) How Fair this Spot / Здесь хорошо (Zdes′ khorosho) Moderato
 * 8) On the Death of a Linnet / На смерть чижика (Na smert′ chizhika) Allegretto
 * 9) Melody / Мелодия (Melodiya) Non Allegro
 * 10) Before the Ikon / Пред иконой (Pred ikonoy) Adagio
 * 11) No Prophet I / Я не пророк (Ya ne prorok) Moderato
 * 12) How Painful for Me / Как мне больно (Kak mne bol′no) Allegro mosso
 * Average Duration=32 minutes
 * Year/Date of Composition=1900–02
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 * Dedication=1. (1873–1938) 3. Nadezhda Ivanovna Zabela-Vrubel' (1868–1913) 4. Yelena Yuryevna Zhukovskaya (1875–1961) 5. A. N. Strekalova 6. Alexandra Andreyevna Liven (d.1914) 7. "N" 8. Olga Andreyevna Trubinkova (1877–1942) 9. Nataliya Nikolayevna Lanting 10. M. A. Ivanova 12. Vladimir Alexandrovich Satin (1881–1944)
 * Librettist=1. (1840–1893) 2, 9.  (1862–1887) 3.  (1878–1951), after  (1854–1888) 4.  (1822–1862), after  (1802–1885) 5.  (1855–1892) 6.  (1840–1893), after  (1810–1857) 7, 12.  (1873–1942) 8.  (1783–1852) 10.  (1848–1913) 11.  (1853–1915)
 * Language=Russian
 * Piece Style=Romantic
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 * Instrumentation=voice, piano
 * Tags=romances ; v pf ; ru


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Version History

 * Composed for voice and piano, 1900 (No.1), 1902 (Nos.2 to 12)
 * No.5 was also arranged for solo piano by Rachmaninoff, 1913–14


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