Piano Sonata in E-flat minor

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Piano Sonata in E-flat minor is a large-scale, virtuosic and structurally ambitious work for solo piano by French composer Paul Dukas, noted for its dense textures and symphonic character.

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instanceOf piano sonata
solo piano work
alsoKnownAs Sonate pour piano en mi bémol mineur NERFINISHED
approximateDuration about 40 minutes
associatedWith French piano repertoire
fin-de-siècle music
catalogueStatus one of Paul Dukas's major works
characteristic dense textures
large-scale
structurally ambitious
symphonic character
virtuosic
composer Paul Dukas NERFINISHED
composerNationality French
countryOfOrigin France
dedicatedTo Édouard Risler NERFINISHED
difficulty very high
form multi-movement sonata
genre classical music
hasStructuralFeature cyclical thematic relationships
symphonic development of themes
influencedBy César Franck NERFINISHED
Franz Liszt NERFINISHED
Richard Wagner NERFINISHED
instrumentation solo piano
key E-flat minor
languageOfTitle French
movement first movement
fourth movement
second movement
third movement
movementCount 4
notability considered one of the most demanding French piano sonatas
notableFeature complex counterpoint
extended formal design
orchestral sonority on the piano
performanceContext concert repertoire
period late 19th century
premiereType public concert performance
publisher Durand (publisher) NERFINISHED
requires advanced technical skill
high interpretive depth
style late-Romantic
texture polyphonic
thick chordal writing
tonalSystem tonal with chromatic harmony
workType concert piece

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Paul Dukas composed Piano Sonata in E-flat minor