Rachmaninoff - Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini
Sergei
Rachmaninoff (1873 - 1943) Paganini's theme on an epic work in 1934. Leopold Stokowski conducted the premiere single that same year. And work for piano and orchestra based on the work by Paganini 24th caprice for violin Solo.
Rachmaninoff, his life, his ups and downs of the audience was allowed to work. This work was one of his best successes, and remains one of his most popular work. There are 24 variations in all. Some loud and boistrous, and other soft and lyrical, but they are all attractive.
Many composers of the 24th Paganini caprice has been transcribed and used as the basis for a change. Perhaps, or perhaps because of the nature of music itself is a challenge to composers, if they see it as something that had already been told to use it. Rachmaninoff is no reason to go, it's a masterwork that deserves its popularity.
Rachmaninoff, his life, his ups and downs of the audience was allowed to work. This work was one of his best successes, and remains one of his most popular work. There are 24 variations in all. Some loud and boistrous, and other soft and lyrical, but they are all attractive.
Many composers of the 24th Paganini caprice has been transcribed and used as the basis for a change. Perhaps, or perhaps because of the nature of music itself is a challenge to composers, if they see it as something that had already been told to use it. Rachmaninoff is no reason to go, it's a masterwork that deserves its popularity.