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Dante Sonata

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Dante Sonata

One-movement sonata by Franz Liszt, entitled D'Après une lecture du Dante, in the Italian volume of his Années de pèlerinage, composed 1837–39 and revised in 1849. Liszt called it a sonata quasi fantasia.



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Apart from Symphonic Variations, her most significant created role, barefoot and rhapsodic, was in Ashton's 1940 Dante Sonata.
Pamela May (1917-2005) by Barnes, Clive / Dance Magazine
Two early works, Dante Sonata and Scenes de Ballet, revealed Ashton in his experimental mode.
The Ashton Celebration by Barnes, Clive / Dance Magazine
The 1940s: Ashton served in the Royal Air Force during World War II, and his first wartime ballet was Dante Sonata.
Dancing Ashton by Vaughan, David / Dance Magazine
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