arpeggios have been added and the displacement of the dotted rhythm has been 'corrected', evoking a feeling of consolation. The extremely laconic introduction is a blissfully superfluous exclamation of ‘Eusebius’ announcing a conclusive epilogue. References External links , Performed by Emil Gilels , Performed by Emil Gilels , piano soloist: Zoltán Fejérvári Piano music by Robert Schumann Compositions for solo piano 1839 compositions Nocturnes