Serenade
Classical works
Definition
A piece of light, pleasing character originally associated with an evening performance beneath a beloved's window. For piano, often implies a graceful, moderate-tempo work.
Historical Context
The serenade as a title for solo piano pieces carries its chamber and orchestral associations of pleasing, unpretentious entertainment. Schubert's Ständchen (Serenade) in piano transcription by Liszt is among the most beloved examples.
Works (1)
- Serenade in B-flat minor, Op. 3 No. 5 Key B♭ minor