About this work
The polonaise rhythm gives the finale a firm and immediately recognisable manner. The Allegro con fuoco combines this dance pattern with far more expansive symphonic energy. Opening ideas return in enlarged textures while increasingly contrapuntal passages gradually intensify the movement.
The score is especially useful for following the superimposed functions. Beneath a highly visible theme, inner voices sustain the impetus or prepare a new entry. The fugato-like episodes are not detached exercises: they raise the tension and enable the polonaise to return with greater force and depth.
For the finale to succeed, its rhythmic frame must remain stable without becoming heavy. Accents should point toward the continuation of the phrase, and contrapuntal episodes need to retain clarity as the forces thicken. The conclusion can then sound triumphant through construction rather than brilliance alone.
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