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Sinfonia no 3 (2003): another concise, tempestuous orchestral essay.

Operas are also much longer than the average chamber work or orchestral essay.

On this occasion, the new piece was Conrad Winslow's "All Decays," a short, compelling orchestral essay.

On the surface Scriabin's "Poem of Ecstasy" is similar to "Nyx": another single-movement, radiant and sensual orchestral essay, lasting 20 minutes and played to the hilt.

It was an astute idea on Mr. Gilbert's part to precede the Bartok with Magnus Lindberg's "Feria," a 17-minute orchestral essay completed in 1997.

Mr. Segerstam and the Helsinki Philharmonic, vigorous partners in both concertos, bring intensity and heft to Mr. Rouse's "Rapture" (2000), the 12-minute orchestral essay that separates them.

They include the muscular orchestral essays "Sun-Treader" (1931) and "Men and Mountains" (1924); the chillingly angular vocal-chamber work "Vox Clamans in Deserto" (1923); the rugged but lyrical "Organum" (1947), with its open fourths and fifths; and the long-lined "Evocations" (1943), in either its piano or orchestral guise.

"Decathexis" is a 20-minute essay in orchestral sonorities and atmospheric harmonies.

In the South (Alassio) (1903 1904), although designated by Elgar as a concert-overture, is, according to Kennedy, really a tone poem and the longest continuous piece of purely orchestral writing Elgar had essayed.

After two earlier essays in the orchestral form, Bruckner completed his Symphony No. 1 in C Minor in 1866.

The woodwinds vibrantly driving the orchestral thrust and the lower strings essayed the lush undercurrent.