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A lively piano duet composed by Rachmaninoff, inspired by the playful rhythms of Italian folk dances. Despite its name, it reflects his early Romantic style with chromatic harmonies.

Rachmaninoff's "Italian Polka" is a lively short piece for piano, likely inspired by folk melodies. Composed during his exile, it reflects his fascination with European musical traditions.

Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Italian Polka" is a short, lively piano piece inspired by Italian folk melodies. Composed in 1906, it reflects his playful side and interest in European musical styles, despite his strong association with Russian romanticism.

A charming piano work reflecting Rachmaninoff's fascination with Italian folk melodies, composed during his Dresden period as a light-hearted contrast to his larger-scale romantic works.

A lively piano work by Sergei Rachmaninoff, the Italian Polka reflects his playful side and admiration for European dances. Originally composed for piano four-hands, it became popular in solo arrangements.