21. Kroll's further juvenilia include numerous piano pieces and a Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Minor ( 1958 ). 22. Considered as juvenilia it has some merit, but its chief interest lies in its having been the first of its kind. 23. Boardingham came up with early Picasso, because, he says, " It's often dismissed as juvenilia ." 24. It sticks with you in a way the hurt-me juvenilia of " Dead or Alive " can't. 25. Brilliant and critically lauded as it was, " The Hour of Bewilderbeast " had a whiff of juvenilia about it. 26. The juvenilia , up to 1921 and consisting primarily of piano compositions, is essentially Romantic, with Schumann as the main influence. 27. "Come hither child " is written in the persona of an unnamed fictional character from Emily's Gaaldine juvenilia . 28. In the original plan, Lincoln Center's constituent organizations and visiting performers were to have divided the gems and the juvenilia equitably. 29. Some of these are juvenilia , imparting the unsurprising news that the composer at 16 was a talented, hopeful, somewhat incompetent beginner. 30. Among Segerstam's juvenilia ( 1960 1969 ) are four string quartets from 1962 1966, and the post-Expressionist " period.
