Brindilles/en
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18 short pieces for piano
dedicated to Nelson Delle-Vigne
Opus 80 [no.2][1]
History
- Legley composed this cycle in 1974.[2]
- Originally, the second movement of Legley's third piano sonata was a part of this cycle.[3]
- First performance in 1976 by Nelson Delle-Vigne at BRT.[4]
Music
- instrumentation: piano
- duration: ca 18'
Parts
- I. Andante e mesto
- II. Lento e tranquillo
- III. Allegretto grazioso
- IV. Andante
- V. Allegro energico
- VI. Andante
- VII. Semplice, un poco andante, sempre legato, dolce e espressivo
- VIII. Moderato ma molto ritmico
- IX. Bulgarissimo
- X. Andante semplice
- XI. Indolent
- XII. Moderato cantabile e semplice
- XIII. Commodo
- XIV. Mesto
- XV. Non troppo allegro
- XVI. Allegro non troppo e un poco pesante
- XVII. Semplice (andantino)
- XVIII. Sempre molto ritmico (7/8 and 8/8)
Sources
- autograph: cannot be found
- first edition: CeBeDeM, Brussels, 1976. Fingerings by Nelson Delle-Vigne.
Notes
- ↑ Opus number 80 was assigned to Esquisses as well, therefore we use the numbering proposed by De Roeck (p.458).
- ↑ First edition.
- ↑ This is evident from a note by Legley in the sonata's autograph: In werkelijkheid sinds lang begonnen, gebruikt deze sonate als trage bew. een stuk dat oorspronkelijk deel uitmaakte van "Brindilles" en dat op 5.XII.70 geschreven werd voor de te jong overleden Jan Brys. [In reality begun long ago, this sonata uses as slow movement a piece that originally was part of "Brindilles" and that was composed on 5.XII.70 for Jan Brys, who died too young.] A sketch of this slow movement bears the title N° 5, which allows us to assume that it was the fifth part of Brindilles.
- ↑ CeBeDeM - lijst werken: LIJST VAN DE WERKEN VAN VIC LEGLEY 22.6.1976, p.4. More details are not known.
