Klavierauszug-Cette ?dition Urtext de Henle est ? la recherche de sa pareille en...(+)
Klavierauszug-Cette ?dition Urtext de Henle est ? la recherche de sa pareille en mati?re de fonctionnalit? et de pr?cision. La presse sp?cialis?e ?Rohrblatt? a d?clar? peu apr?s sa parution (2004): ?Un trait de g?nie ?ditorial ... Chaque hautbo?ste qui se risque ? ce concerto doit confronter son interpr?tation ? cette ?dition?. Cet ?loge honore avant tout l??diteur le c?l?bre hautbo?ste Ingo Goritzki. Son id?e fut d?offrir outre la partie s?par?e un cahier pr?sentant simultan?ment les deux sources de l??uvre ? probl?matiques l?une et l?autre pour diverses raisons. Gr?ce au choix de l?agencement de la partition l?interpr?te distingue du premier coup d??il toutes les divergences etpeut ainsi justifier ses propres choix d?interpr?tation. Des passages particuli?rement probl?matiques et abondamment discut?s ont ?t? exhaustivement comment?s par le professeur Goritzki. Le ?trait de g?nie ?ditorial? vise tout autant le pianiste et expert mozartien Robert Levin qui a compos? pour ce concerto pour hautbois de Mozart de fantastiques cadences dans le style du ma?tre: tout ? fait dans l?esprit d?improvisation attendu pour toute cadence l?interpr?te pourra pr?cis?ment ? divers passages du texte gr?ce ? un simple syst?me de renvois num?riques vers d?autres endroits bricoler ainsi sa ?propre? cadence. Un mot enfin ? propos de l?excellente r?duction pour piano de cette ?dition. Elle est de la plume de Siegfried Petrenz un profond connaisseur de Mozart et illustre sp?cialiste de la basse continue. Son ambition est celle d?une r?duction sonnant bien d?ex?cution relativement ais?e et qui se distingue nettement de toutes celles qui s?en tiennent ? la partition orchestrale. Voil? qui vient ?galement au secours des conditions d?enseignement qui privent parfois le hautbo?ste d?un r?p?titeur professionnel.
paperbound-Carl Nielsen?s Fantasy Pieces for Oboe and Piano were composed in 188...(+)
paperbound-Carl Nielsen?s Fantasy Pieces for Oboe and Piano were composed in 1889/90. Having just gained a position as a violinist in the Royal Danish Orchestra Nielsen had already experienced successwith his String Suite Op. 1 both as a composer and as a conductor. Several sketches and autographs bear witness to his intensive work on these contrasting pieces for Oboe which were to appear in 1890 as his Opus 2.The twomovements Romance and Humoreske are dedicated to the oboist Olivo Krause who played in the royal orchestra. His beautiful tone and virtuosic technique probably played no small part in the fact that these miniatures by the?young talented composer? took the public and critics by storm at their first performance in March 1891.
The Oboe Sonata Op. 166 was the first of three Wind sonatas that Saint-Saëns wr...(+)
The Oboe Sonata Op. 166 was the first of three Wind sonatas that Saint-Saëns wrote in his final year. Throughout his life he had been more familiar with Keyboard and Stringed instruments so thecomposer this time found himself in rather unfamiliar territory. Yet he instantly hit upon the inflections and special characteristics of these instruments. To ensure that the parts reflected the technical and tonal idiosyncrasiesof each instrument he asked advice of Wind soloists of his acquaintance before publication. His Sonata Op. 166 met with the highest approval of the oboist; a passage in a letter bears witness to this: ?It wentlike clockwork?. We were able to consult the autograph for the first time for this Urtext edition.