Les préludes

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Les préludes is a symphonic poem by Franz Liszt, renowned as one of the earliest and most influential examples of the genre in the Romantic orchestral repertoire.

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instanceOf symphonic poem
alternativeCataloguing Searle 97 NERFINISHED
associatedWith Weimar court theatre orchestra NERFINISHED
basedOn Les Préludes (poem)
poem by Alphonse de Lamartine
belongsTo 19th-century orchestral music
catalogueNumber S.97 NERFINISHED
composer Franz Liszt NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Hungary (Austrian Empire context of composer) NERFINISHED
duration approximately 15 minutes
firstPublicationDate 1856
genre program music
hasForm free, rhapsodic form typical of symphonic poem
hasProgramNote philosophical reflection on life, love, and fate
hasReception widely performed in concert repertoire
hasSection heroic march
lyrical theme
slow introduction
stormy episode
hasTheme lyrical secondary theme
noble, ascending main theme
influenced later symphonic poems by other composers
influencedBy Beethoven’s orchestral writing
Berlioz’s programmatic techniques
inspiredBy Alphonse de Lamartine NERFINISHED
Les Méditations poétiques NERFINISHED
key C major
language French
movementCount one continuous movement
notableFor being one of the earliest symphonic poems
influence on Romantic orchestral repertoire
numberInSeries 3
orchestration symphony orchestra
partOf Liszt’s symphonic poems NERFINISHED
cycle of 13 symphonic poems by Liszt
period Romantic
premiereConductor Franz Liszt NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1854
premierePlace Weimar NERFINISHED
publisher Breitkopf & Härtel NERFINISHED
recordedBy many major symphony orchestras
style late early-Romantic orchestral style
titleLanguage French
uses contrasting moods and tempos
cyclical thematic transformation
usesInstrumentation strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, harp
workNumberInLisztOutput one of Liszt’s best-known orchestral works
workType orchestral composition

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Franz Liszt notableWork Les préludes