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Part of MacDowell's celebrated "Woodland Sketches" suite, this lyrical miniature evokes the fragile beauty of wild roses through its simple yet expressive melody, becoming a cornerstone of American Romantic piano literature.

A lyrical piano miniature from MacDowell's "Woodland Sketches" collection, evoking the fragile beauty of a wild rose through simple yet expressive harmonies.

"To a Wild Rose" is the first of ten pieces in MacDowell's "Woodland Sketches" (Op. 51), a iconic example of American Romantic piano music. Its simple melody evokes folk-inspired nostalgia, contrasting with the composer's more virtuosic works.

"To a Wild Rose" is the most famous piece from MacDowell’s "Woodland Sketches," a piano suite evoking American nature. It reflects Romantic-era aesthetics with its lyrical melody and simplicity.