Penthesilee" is the name of a symphonic poem of great daring and originality for a solo voice and orchestra, which was only recently produced at one of Mons.
He did, and named his prescription a Symphonic Poem or, rather, Poéme Symphonique, which is not quite the same thing.
It is really more of a symphonic poem than an overture, but it has no definite programme.
It is a symphonic poem in the grand manner, and worthy to stand with the greatest works in that class.
He called the new piece a Symphonic Poem, "Winter Daydreams," but it is now known as the First Symphony, Op.
The next orchestral composition was a Symphonic Poem, called "The Tempest," with a regular program, prepared by Stassow.
The first movement of your Fourth Symphony is disproportionately long in comparison with the others; it seems to me a symphonic poem, to which the three other movements are added fortuitously.
I intend shortly, with the consent of my publisher, to destroy the remaining three movements and make a symphonic poem out of this long-winded symphony.
Liszt's symphonic poem "Ce qu'on entend sur le Montagne" given by the Philharmonic Society in New York City.
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