Rhapsody Op 11 No 3 C

The complete set of Four Rhapsodies can be considered as a sonata in four movements: the first Rhapsody is the first movement, because it has a simpler form; the second Rhapsody replaces the slow movement; the third corresponds to a scherzo of a sonata; the last Rhapsody, an elaboration of the Gregorian chant Dies Irae, includes the themes of the former three Rhapsodies. I did not call the work sonata, because its structure is somewhat looser and each piece can be performed separately - Dohnanyi 1901. (This publication is the 3rd movement only)