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Mercadante, der von 1795 bis 1870 lebte, war als Opernkomponist zu seinen Lebzeiten hochgeschätzt. Aber auch in der Kammermusik brachte er es zu einem eigenen Stil, der sich in einer Verbindung von Lyrischem mit instrumentaler Bravour niederschlägt. Dabei fällt immer wieder seine profunde Kenntnis einzelner Instrumente auf. Siehe auch ZZM 31150.Schwierigkeitsgrad: 4
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Larghetto - Andante mosso - Tempo di minuetto - Andante - Allegro alla Polonese
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Mercadante was highly respected by many composers of his time. As well as postulating the maxim that the effect of an entire orchestra should always be given priority over the effect of a single instrument, Mercadante's teachers at the Neapolitan school also showed great interest in chamber music. In contrast to Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti, Mercadante continued to compose instrumental music after finishing his musical training. By doing so, he gradually found his own musical language which combined the pleasures of musical lyricism and instrumental bravura while also enlarging his knowledge of individual instruments. Both the fantasia presented here and the sonata (cf ZZM 31150) for solo flute with ad libitum accompaniment of a second flute or violin reflect the vast instrumental knowledge which Mercadante acquired over the years.Instrumentation:flute (2. flute or violin ad libitum)
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Larghetto - Andante mosso - Tempo di minuetto - Andante - Allegro alla Polonese
