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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.

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 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.

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.