Reflets d'Allemagne

Reflets d'Allemagne, Op. 28, is a cycle of eight piano pieces by Florent Schmitt.[1] The original work exists in two versions: for piano 4-hands, and piano solo. Published in 1905, these waltzes were initially orchestrated for the concert and then incorporated into the music for a ballet given in 1932 at the Opéra-Comique.[2][3][4] (Koblenz and Nuremberg)

Structure
  1. Heidelberg
  2. Coblentz
  3. Lübeck
  4. Werder
  5. Vienna
  6. Dresden
  7. Nuremberg
  8. Munich

Source

References
  1. Reflets d'Allemagne op. 28 (Florent Schmitt) on bruzanemediabase
  2. Reflets d'Allemagne on IMSLP
  3. Florent Schmitt Goes to Germany: Reflets d’Allemagne (1902-05).
  4. Sound Recording
  5. Guide de la musique de piano et clavecin on WorlCat


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