8 thoughts on “ Fourth Movement: Saltarello: Presto ”

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2. Symphony No.4 - Scores at Sheet Music Plus Extra Information The version was published in , with possible editorial contributions by the composer's friend Ignaz Moscheles.

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6. For the symphony’s whirlwind finale, Mendelssohn borrowed lively rhythmic patterns from two Italian dances. He named the movement after the saltarello, a folk dance from central Italy defined by its fast triplet pulse and its leaping ungancabindadet.urotlitatiternworlnisttinhumugest.infoinfor dance with a similar rhythmic profile comes from the southern region of Taranto, on the heel of Italy’s “boot.”.

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7. Presto from Symphony No. 4 in A major Op. 90, "Italian" by Felix Mendelssohn 10/3/ After his Grand Tour of Italy, Felix Mendelssohn composed his fourth symphony, the "Italian", whose last movement "Saltarello" takes its name from the fast folk dance originating in Naples, but traditionally danced at the Carnival parties in Rome.

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8. IV. PRESTO AND FINALE: SALTARELLO from Symphony No. 4 in A Major, Op. 90 'Italian' by Felix Mendelssohn Felix Mendelssohn was born in in Hamburg, Germany and died in in Leipzig, Germany. Mendelssohn was a child prodigy who became an accomplished composer, pianist, painter and conductor. When he set out on a tour of Italy at the age.

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