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https://albertbrussee.nl/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MY-Funny-Valentine-IIde-druk-scaled.jpg18682560The well-known Poème by Fibich is best known in the arrangement for violin and piano by the famous violinist Jan Kubelik; the original keyboard piece is rarely heard anymore, possibly because it is only ten bars long. The current arrangement first presents the keyboard piece in its original setting. Then the theme is repeated in a varied way. Thus I have tried to give this composition a bit more 'volume' and to make it suitable for performance on stage.