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Caprice bohémien
''Caprice bohémien'', Op. 12 is a symphonic poem for orchestra composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff in 1892-1894. An earlier example of Rachmaninoff's compositions, the piece consists of many moments played in full ''a tutti'', which was the same bombastic approach that critics would lambast with his next composition, Symphony No. 1 in D minor. ''Caprice bohémien'' was better received than his first symphony, which gained respect only after the composer's death.
== Overview ==
The work is a "fantasy on Gypsy themes". After a short percussion entrance, the piece progresses with slow and dramatic chords voiced by the low woodwinds and mirrored by the low brass. A short interlude by high winds brings the piece to an outburst from the strings—a theme echoed various times throughout the piece. The middle of the piece is drawn-out, being orchestrated as "lugubrious". In the last several minutes of the ''capriccio'', which is around a total of 20 minutes, the orchestra rebuilds to several loud and powerful themes. The idea of a gypsy's pleasures in life is shown with the wondrous and lively ending sequence. After a short and powerful respite in B minor, the composition ends in a blaring E major chord.
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