Traumes Wirren

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"Traumes Wirren" is a lively, swirling piano piece by Robert Schumann, known for its dreamlike character and virtuosic, capricious figurations.

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Traumes Wirren canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romantic piano work
character piece
piano piece
cataloguedIn Schumann’s Fantasiestücke, Op. 12 cycle
composer Robert Schumann
countryOfOrigin Germany
dedicatedComposer Robert Schumann
firstPublicationYear 1837
hasCharacter capricious
dreamlike
lively
hasFeature rapid figurations
swirling passagework
virtuosic figurations
hasForm ternary-like sectional form
hasMood fantastical
whimsical
hasNotableInterpretationType expressive rubato
transparent voicing of inner lines
hasTexture light and agile
instrumentation solo piano
key F major
languageOfTitle German
movementOf Fantasiestücke, Op. 12
opusNumber Op. 12
partOfCycle Fantasiestücke
period Romantic era
linked to: Romanticism
positionInWork seventh piece in Fantasiestücke, Op. 12
relatedWorkByComposer Des Abends
Fabel
In der Nacht
Traumes Wirren’s companion pieces in Fantasiestücke, Op. 12
Warum?
requiresTechnique advanced piano technique
delicate voicing
rapid fingerwork
style Romantic piano miniature
tempoIndication Äußerst lebhaft
titleTranslation Dream’s Confusions
Dream’s Worries
typicalPerformanceContext competition repertoire
piano recital

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Fantasy Pieces movement Traumes Wirren
Ende vom Lied precededBy Traumes Wirren