Symphony in C major

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Symphony in C major is the only completed symphony by French composer Paul Dukas, noted for its rich orchestration and classical-romantic style.

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instanceOf orchestral work
symphony
alsoKnownAs Dukas Symphony in C NERFINISHED
Symphonie en ut majeur NERFINISHED
approximateDuration 40 minutes
catalogueNumber none (uncatalogued)
completionStatus only completed symphony by Paul Dukas
composer Paul Dukas NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
dedicatedTo Paul Vidal NERFINISHED
era fin de siècle French music
firstPublicationDate 1897
genre classical music
historicalContext composed in the 1890s in Paris
influencedBy Beethoven NERFINISHED
Camille Saint-Saëns NERFINISHED
César Franck NERFINISHED
key C major
languageOfTitle French
movement First movement: Allegro non troppo
Second movement: Andante
Third movement: Allegro spiritoso
notableCharacteristic brilliant brass writing
complex harmonic language
cyclical thematic treatment
dense contrapuntal writing
prominent woodwind color
structural clarity
notableFor being overshadowed by The Sorcerer’s Apprentice yet critically admired
numberOfMovements 3
orchestration rich
orchestrationFeatures large late-Romantic orchestra
performanceFrequency infrequently performed compared to other Romantic symphonies
period late Romantic
placeInComposerOutput major early orchestral work by Paul Dukas
premiereConductor Paul Dukas NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1896
premiereLocation Paris NERFINISHED
publisher Durand NERFINISHED
reception well received by contemporary critics
recordedBy BBC Philharmonic NERFINISHED
Orchestre National de France NERFINISHED
Orchestre de Paris NERFINISHED
Royal Scottish National Orchestra NERFINISHED
structure three-movement symphonic form
style classical-romantic
typicalInstrumentation woodwinds, brass, percussion, strings
workOf Paul Dukas NERFINISHED

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Paul Dukas composed Symphony in C major