symphonic study
symphonic study. Term used by various composers in different ways. Schumann called his 1837 set of pf. variations Études symphoniques; Elgar applied the term to his sym.-poem Falstaff, presumably to show that it was an ‘in depth’ character-study; Rawsthorne described an orch. set of variations as Symphonic Studies.
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