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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.The piece Theme original varie op. 22 is a composition created during the period of Dobrzynski’s incredible creative activity, when he tried his hand at various musical genres. The virtuosic character of Theme original varie was probably related to the recipient of the dedication – Edward Stolp (1812-1874). He was a friend of Dobrzynski and Chopin, an excellent pianist. The work consists of four extended, contrasting in character parts: a pathetic introduction, a cheerful theme originating from the composer’s invention with four variations, a nocturne larghetto and a daring finale. In this work, Dobrzynski skillfully combined classical patterns that were close to him with tendencies typical of the new era, especially the brillant style with its tendency towards virtuosity and cantilena. The composer’s fascination with orchestral music is noticeable in the clear symphonization of the work. Dobrzynski’s composition, fraught with many difficulties, undoubtedly requires considerable technical skill.
