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The 12 pages that link to Symphonic poem, each with the reason it gives.

• Franz LisztBroader topic: Liszt helped establish this genre, shaping orchestral form around literary and dramatic ideas.

• SymphonyCompared with: It offers a one-movement alternative to the symphony’s multi-movement design.

• New German SchoolBroader topic: Liszt made this genre a principal vehicle for programmatic orchestral writing.

• Camille Saint-SaënsRelated: He became a prominent French composer of this programmatic orchestral form.

• Symphonie fantastiqueRelated: Liszt later developed programmatic orchestral music in a form distinct from Berlioz’s multi-movement symphony.

• Tone poemRelated: This near-synonym became the standard name for the genre in the nineteenth century.

• Arthur HoneggerNarrower topic: Pacific 231 adapts this genre to portray mechanical motion.

• César FranckNarrower topic: Franck’s orchestral writing includes this form, especially in his tone poem Les Éolides.

• Prélude à l'après-midi d'un fauneNarrower topic: The Prelude belongs to this genre but avoids a clearly narrated sequence of events.

• Rhapsody on a Theme of PaganiniCompared with: Unlike a symphonic poem, the Rhapsody takes its form from variations on a musical theme.

• Ottorino RespighiNarrower topic: The Roman Trilogy consists of symphonic poems rather than conventional symphonies.

• Peter and the WolfNarrower topic: The work belongs to a broader tradition of orchestral storytelling.