Labe, In Endless Curves

Romantic symphonic poem in long-arc form; broad, singing main theme introduced by solo clarinet over soft strings, then passed through full orchestra. Harp arpeggios and divided violas paint the river’s shimmer, horns and cellos carry noble, expanding countermelodies. Middle section grows stormy with tremolo strings and timpani swells; brass choirs answer in chorale style. Final section widens into a luminous, slow-burning culmination with high strings, woodwind filigree, and organ-like brass, then dissolves in a tranquil, fading coda. Ideal for concert hall performance and lush, expressive conducting gestures., orchestral, classical, romantic