Agitato- erutatult Lacrimoso- nuttes Decisio- otsustavalt Cantabile- laulvalt Alla martsia- marsi taoliselt Leggiero- kergelt Dolec- õrnalt Capriccioso- kapriisselt, tujukalt Amoroso- armastusväärselt Misterioso- salapäraselt Energico- energiliselt Con brio- kuumalt, tuliselt Bellicose- sõjakalt Religioso- pühalikult Funebre- leinavalt Con fuko- leegitsevalt Brillante- briljantselt Secco- kuiv Furioso- metsikult, vihaselt Con spirito- hingeliselt Burleso- koomiliselt Semplice- lihtsalt Grandioso- suurejooneliselt Subito- äkki Calmando- rahulikult
it generates a feeling of fatality. Example 104. An atmosphere of mourning: strings begin with tapping followed by a desperate crackle. Trumpets and trombones are protesting. All of it is but grey haziness, pressure and pain. A clear, melodious thought unexpectedly permeates through the chaos. In the following Poco meno, a piano piece for children, The Sweet Dream by Tchaikovsky is heard. The childish serene thought stands as an ideal and counterbalance to the previous bellicose gloom. The former wins. The lack of fixed themes, brutality, harshness and anxiety as rendered by several images realise Pärt’s conception. There is an abundance of so-called background music though the general architecture, the clue and its conclusions are suggestive and logical. 2 The first performance took place in Tallinn, 13 Oct. 1967. The orchestra was conducted by Eri Klas. There is greater differentiation in finer schemes, but the accentuated dissonant
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