Mendelssohn piano works

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Mendelssohn piano works are a collection of solo piano compositions by Felix Mendelssohn, noted for their lyrical Romantic style and including the famous "Songs Without Words" series.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collection of musical works
piano composition repertoire
approximateCompositionEnd 1840s
approximateCompositionStart 1820s
cataloguedIn Mendelssohn Opus numbers
composer Felix Mendelssohn
containsFamousPieceGroup Hunting Song
Spinning Song
Spring Song
Venetian Boat Songs
currentStatus standard part of classical piano repertoire
educationalUse piano pedagogy
historicalReception highly regarded in 19th century
includesGenre capriccios
character pieces
etudes
fantasies
fugues
preludes
sonatas
variations
includesWorkSeries Lieder ohne Worte
linked to: Songs Without Words

Songs Without Words
influencedBy Classical style
Johann Sebastian Bach
instrumentation solo piano
knownFor clear formal structures
refined pianistic writing
song-like melodies
languageOfTitles German
musicalPeriod Romantic era
nationalTradition German Romantic music
notableSubset Songs Without Words
performanceContext concert repertoire
domestic music-making
primaryKeyCenters major and minor tonalities
style Romantic
lyrical
typicalDifficultyRange intermediate to advanced
typicalTexture cantabile melody with accompaniment
homophonic
usesForm sonata form
song form
ternary form
variation form

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Songs Without Words inCollection Mendelssohn piano works