Naturszenen Op. 3, No. 8
Das verlassene Herrenhaus
Terrence Lee Niska
From the opening tremolo in the right hand, there is a sense of
forlornness that permeates this prelude. The left hand stubbornly repeats the Read More
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From the opening tremolo in the right hand, there is a sense of
forlornness that permeates this prelude. The left hand stubbornly repeats the
same four notes as the melody begins to weave its way above, searching for a
place to rest that seems only all too elusive. The melody repeats, but is now
joined by another voice which only adds to the feeling of despondency as it
snakes around creating a melancholy harmony.
The title refers to a house that has been forgotten to time and is slowly being
covered by the encroaching forest. With no one around to witness the end of a
home that once knew laughter, but now knows only sadness and decay, the piece
ends with the sighing of the wind through the branches of the trees.